It fits better if you are in a class but is it correct for online sessions?

[tufguy]

If I have to tell you about an online session. In which host wanted students to come forward and ask to speak or read. What should I say that host wanted students to volunteer or come forward or take the initiative?

What does host need to say? I want you to come forward or say "yes" when I ask you to do something like reading. It fits better if you are in a class but is it correct for online sessions?

Please help me.

 

[teechar]

If I [STRIKE]have[/STRIKE] want to talk [STRIKE]tell you[/STRIKE] about an online session in which the host wanted students to come forward and ask to speak or read, what should I say that host wanted students to do-- volunteer, [STRIKE]or[/STRIKE] come forward or take the initiative?

What does the host need to say? I want you to come forward or say "yes" when I ask you to do something like reading. It fits better if you are in a class but is it correct for online sessions?

Please help me.

A teacher might say:
Any volunteers?
Who'd like to read/speak now?
And if necessary:
Come on; don't be shy! I'm still waiting.