Tell me please, can I say that?
I met example in the textbook:
"Shut up, the teacher is talking."

For me it is a very crude form. At school, more likely to say "do not talk" or "keep quiet"

Can I use the option that offers me textbook?

Question

Tell me please, can I say that?
I met example in the textbook:
"Shut up, the teacher is talking."

For me it is a very crude form. At school, more likely to say "do not talk" or "keep quiet"

Can I use the option that offers me  textbook?

Answer

you can say it politely - please keep quiet

Answer

you can say it politely - please keep quiet

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Hi, the English imperative form always requires "PLEASE" before asking. 
Teacher -- Please listen to me!
"Shut up" is extremely familiar or rude, or why not, funny.

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