Lesson 2 - School
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This page: Learn the names of classroom objects, school subjects, and titles (Mr., Mrs., etc.).

Watch a video from "The English Minute" that teaches you the names of classroom objects in English. Follow our "The English Minute" YouTube Channel and learn English in just a few minutes with our short video lessons.
Click on the word to hear its pronunciation and repeat it.
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*Other words for trash cans are garbage can and waste basket
Select the name of the object.














Practice
Select the school subject that the teacher is talking about.
*Ms. (pronounced "Miz") is a title for women that, like Mr. for men, does not indicate marital status. Many women prefer to use this more modern title, especially in the workplace.
Label objects in your classroom or home with sticky notes to help you remember their names in English.


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