Can you, British speaker, please translate these sentences from Spanish into English? I work in a bilingual school. I think my level of English is ok, but I´ve realized that there´re dozens of daily routines, expressions, etc. that we do and/or I must say in the class that I don´t know. Well, or I know them but I´m not sure if I tell them in the most common way. Could you translate this for me? Thanks!: (I prefer British English, not the American, as it´s British English what my pupils are supposed to learn, thanks). - Levantaos y haced un círculo (o un corro). - ¡Muy bien hecho! ¡Está bien! (I usually say fantastic, perfect, correct, great... any others oral expressions you may remember from your Primary teacher? - Cuando salgas al pasillo, ve despacio / no corras. - Llévate un poco de papel higiénico. - Coge la tiza. - Borra la pizzara. - No hagas la letra tan grande (in the notebook or on the blackboard). - ¿Puedes prestar atención, por favor? (Can you pay attention, please? (Any other way to say it? ) - If I ask about what they´ve had for lunch, and they´ve had lunch a couple of hours ago, am I right asking it that way or would it be better using the past tense -what did you have for lunch?-? - Ten cuidado, no derrames el agua sobre la mesa. - Voy a bajar las persianas. - Se ha acabado la tiza. - Pinta sin salirte. - Voy a ponerlo en la pared (put, stick?). - Cuelga el abrigo en la percha, por favor. - Ayer conocí a tus padres y ahora entiendo por qué eres así. (Of course, this last sentence was just a joke... although I think that several times a year...). Thanks again!