Все мы с детства помним предложения, которые повторялись в советских школах на каждом уроке: "Good morning, everyone", "Go to the blackboard, Peter", "Your mark is a five"… Они невольно врезались в нашу память, правда ведь? Вот и дистанционные занятия — прекрасная, на мой взгляд, возможность научить ребят вежливому "компьютерному" общению на английском языке.
Вместе с моим коллегой из Великобритании Беном Нилом мы составили небольшой список полезных фраз. Сама я еще весной разослала его моим пятиклассникам. Мы постепенно выучили эти фразы и теперь активно используем их во время видеоконференций. Наверняка и вашим ученикам любого возраста понравится чувствовать себя онлайн-леди и онлайн-джентльменами.
Некоторые из фраз серьезные, некоторые специально немного смешные, ведь веселый доброжелательный настрой — важнейший залог успешных занятий.
Желаем всем сил и прекрасных уроков!
· Good evening (morning, afternoon), darlings.
· I’m glad to see you all.
· How are you today, Mary? — I'm fine, thanks. And you?
· Please, could you log in to Skype/Zoom?
· Please, could you turn on the sound/video?
· Kate, you keep hanging. Could you please restart your computer?
· Jack is already connecting to us.
· I can’t hear you. Please, speak into the microphone.
· Could you please turn up the volume?
· Could you radiate more positivity?
· I am sorry for being late.
· Sorry for interrupting you…
· Thank you! — My pleasure.
· Pardon?
· Could you say it again, please?
· Could you repeat it, please?
· Could you attach the file, please?
· Could you record your voice, please?
· Could you write to me on WhatsApp, please?
· Could you WhatsApp me please?
· So, darlings. Each of you has a button of success on your body. Please, could you press it?
· Could you please add these sentences to the document?
· Could you please not chew gum during the lesson?
Could you send me the link, please?
· Could you let me in to the conference, please?
Could you please give me access to the document?
· I’ve exited the conference. Now I’m trying to reconnect.
· I’m sorry, I have problems with the internet.
· Harry, please, could you turn on your microphone/camera?
· Who’s making a noise? Who’s hissing? Who’s grunting?
· Excuse me, when are we planning to have a break?
· Please, could you wait for me? I am still writing.
· May I start reading?
· Could you say it again, please?
· Could you repeat it, please?
· May I answer the question?
· May I ask a question?
· Shall I translate?
Thank you for the lesson.
· Goodbye, everyone.
· See you on Tuesday!