Making groups
How do you ask students to make a group of 1?
Work by yourselves.
Asking students to practice in groups of three.
Practice in groups of three.
Asking a student to not cheat. (politely)
Do not cheat, please.
During the chess battle in the first movie of the Harry Potter franchise, which chess figure does Ron pose as?
A knight
152?
225
How do you tell students to work in groups of 2? (when the work in groups of two is optional)
You can work in pairs.
Telling students to change partners.
Change partners, please.
Reminding a student that he should work with his partner.
Work with your partner.
What can run but can not walk?
A river.
Four American major sports leagues.
NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB.
Asking students to make groups of 3.
Get into groups of three.
Telling a student that he should not ask you but rather his working partner. (simply)
Ask your partner.
Reminding a student that is it his time to speak now.
It is your turn now.
How fast can a Rhino run?
50 km/h, roughly.
42nd president of the United States?
Bill Clinton
Making three groups. (as a whole class)
Make three groups.
Telling students that there is no need to discuss the matter between themselves. (Hint: people who sit next to each other are?)
There’s no need to discuss it with your neighbor.
Demanding that a student waits for his time to speak.
Wait for your turn.
From which film is this quote: Are you not entertained?
Gladiator
The other surname of Jesus Christ? (some would say the more accurate one)
Jesus of Nazareth.
When you want the groups to work together. (politely)
Work together, please.
Telling students to choose a partner and practice dialogues.
Choose a partner and practice your dialogues.
Telling a student that he will have to join a certain group.
You will have to join this group
A French champion of philosophical absurdism?
Albert Camus
Is there a purpose to this all?
No.