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When you want to enter the classroom, you should always ask your teacher politely.
You can say, May I come in, teacher?, with a polite voice and a gentle smile.
When you are thirsty during school hours, you can ask to drink water.
Fantastic job! Asking for permission nicely makes our school day wonderful and orderly.
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What do you say politely when you want to enter the classroom?
What do you say when you are thirsty and want to drink water during school?
Why is it important to ask your teacher for permission before doing something?
Which of these does not belong as a polite permission request?
Which of these is an odd item that is not a classroom request?
Which of these items is not used when asking for water during school?
We should ask, May I come in, teacher?, before entering the classroom.
True
False
It is fine to run into the classroom without asking the teacher for permission.
True
False
We ask, May I drink water?, when we are thirsty during school hours.
True
False
What do you ask your teacher when you want to enter the room?
May I go home
May I come in, teacher
What do you ask when you are feeling thirsty in class?
May I drink water
May I eat candy
How should you always speak to your teacher when asking for something?
Loudly and rudely
Politely and nicely