Don't speak in the middle of a lesson.

Let's begin with Lesson 3.

Let's start with Lesson Ten.

He was asleep during the lesson.

Use your own words to retell the content of the lesson.

Let's start at the third lesson.

I missed the last two lessons.

Tom fell asleep during class.

I have four lessons today.

Two lessons emerge from the outsourcing debate.

Three things should be clear from this history.

Two lessons arise from these considerations.

AS I learnt two important lessons

Be quiet. Don't talk in class.

Why did you leave the class yesterday?

10 minutes remained until the end of the lesson.

They passed notes during class.

I haven't missed a single class.

We will not wait for another version of this lesson.

I can make it to my class on time, he thought.

There are only 10 minutes left until the end of the lesson.

I want to talk to you after class.

I want to talk to you after class.

BRUSSELS Two lessons have emerged from Europe s financial crisis.

There are three lessons to be drawn from this sorry episode.

I heard Tom snoring during the class.

There are two vital lessons for other countries.

But the United States has not learned its lesson.

You must not speak Japanese during the class.

He left the class because he was feeling sick.

The second part of the lesson is harder than the first one, but the third one is the most difficult.

So plan B, always a plan B.

Three lessons of Austria Hungary s experience are instructive for the EU.

Next part of the cold history lesson, the lovely picture of the British Industrial Revolution.

Two major lessons should be learned from the current Ebola outbreak.

The plan is under discussion.

What's the plan?

Here's the plan.

Here's the plan.

That's the plan.

The plan was a success.

The plan is working.

The plan has failed.

That's a great plan.

It's not a bad plan.