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(These are commands are for one student. Commands for the whole class are in parenthesis)
Abre (Abran) el libro.
Open your book(s).
Cierra (Cierren) el libro.
Close your book(s).
Contesta (Contesten) en español.
Answer in Spanish.
Escribe (Escriban) en la pizarra.
Write on the board.
Escucha (Escuchen).
Listen.
Estudia (Estudien).
Study.
Lee (Lean) el diálogo.
Read the dialog.
Repite (Repitan).
Repeat.
Saca (Saquen) la tarea.
Take out your homework.
Ve (Vayan) a la pizarra.
Go to the board.
No comprendo.
I don't understand.
No sé.
I don't know.
Repita, por favor.
Repeat, please.