To ask somebody to leave the room

To ask somebody to leave the room

The message 'to ask somebody to leave the room' may be given in one of three ways:

- Get out!

- Why don't you leave now?

- That will be all for today.

Reference: Lee Kok Cheong and James Villanueva. Language Learning and Teaching Strategies. Singapore:
Pan Pacific Book Distributors (S) Pte Ltd, 1983.

Natruedee 021 3EN

Oh my goddddddd !!!
I think teacher shouldn't exclude student out of the class .....
Maybe it is classroom language but it is in very bad behavior .
Then, what will student do outside or what do they feel if the teacher keep them out of the class?
for me , If I have to do this I won't exclude them but I will ask them for standing in front of the class and don't look at their friends . At least he will hear and study together with the whole class.

Oh!!!! I strongly agree with you Elly.
The teacher may use the better way than let them out of the class.
It may make them sad and have a conflict with the teacher.

Thanachit 015 3EN

Thanks for sharing.
And these are the sentences the teachers ask them to do before leaving the class.
- Close your books.
- Put your books away.
- Pack your things away.


Yolradee 033 3EN

From my opinion, I think that as the teacher should not speak like this.
What will happen after asking the students to leave the room.
The result may be unexpected situation like the student may
go outside and get the accident. Just complain or punish he/she in the class is enough.

Benjamad 023 3EN