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fishead soup on Nov 27th, 2005, 07:03 pm
Default Re: 5 Steps to an English Only Classroom

It's sounds like you're in a good situation. By the way do you ever have to rely on the students mother tongue.

Here are a few I 've used

Ceasa- Start bali bali hurry up kyo young i Quiet
Dar Haseyo listen and repeat
Op- dili- Opoche- Get in the push up position.
 


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