Hi!
I'm Carina, this is English in Brazil and this video is going to be about classroom vocabulary
and classroom language.
So I'll try to speak English here most of the time, but I'll speak slowly and clearly
so that you can try to understand this video without having to read the subtitles.
Ok, so let's start talking about vocabulary.
Things you will find in a classroom.
So... this is a PENCIL CASE.
And inside the pencil case you will find PENS. So, this is a pen.
This is a PENCIL.
And, you know... sometimes you come to school and you just forget to bring your stuff.
So, you have to ask somebody for a pen, for example.
So, you can ask, for example...
So the verb here is LEND
But when you say BORROW, the structure of the sentence should be a little bit different.
For example:
In addition to that, you have a RULER. This is a ruler.
It's a very small one, but it's still a ruler.
This is an eraser.
And here's something interesting: you say AN eraser, no A eraser.
Because you say "an" before a vowel sound. So that's why you say "an eraser".
And if you have any questions about the use of A and AN, I can make a specific video about it.
Just let me know in the comment section.
Then you have a SHARPENER.
And the last one here... I think it's more for children... GLUE.
I don't even have it here,
And then let's start talking about books!
Yes, I love books!
And this is a textbook!
So this is the textbook but you also have the workbook, where you can do your homework.
This is going to be your workbook or your activity book... it depends.
And inside the classroom, you will probably have a board, this is a board.
And this is a whiteboard.
We use markers... this is a marker. To write on a whiteboard.
But you also have... a blackboard. And you don't use a marker to write on a blackboard.
You use chalk.
I suppose you already know how to say "papel" in English, ok... it's paper, I know.
But this is a sheet of paper.
It's not "shit", ok? It's "sheet". There's a difference between the vowel sounds here,
and if you didn't know about it... it's because you haven't watched this video here.
So, you have to watch this video here, because I explain the difference between SHEET and SHIT.
So, this is a sheet of paper.
Like this one... this is a handout.
Now let's talk about some sentences and expressions that you're gonna hear in an English class
and also that you might want to say when you are in a classroom.
And sometimes teachers speak very fast
So, you have to ask them:
Some teachers speak very low and sometimes you can so bored...
and you can't even understand what the teacher is saying, so you can ask:
And then the teacher will say
I'm raising my hand, because I have a question.
And by the way, you shouldn't say "I have a doubt", because this is something that we translate
from Portuguese to English.
The correct sentence would be "I have a question".
And if you don't know the meaning of a word, you can just say:
And if you arrive late at school... You shouldn't, of course...
But sometimes shit happens, you know... I'm sorry, I said shit.
You can knock on the door and then say:
If you don't remember how to say this in English, for example.
This is a marker, you already know it's a marker.
So, I really hope this video was useful for you!