Greeting, Parting, Thanking, Apologizing

Front

Billy : Hello Will.
Willy : Hi Bill ….
Billy : Very well, thanks.

Back

How are you doing?

Front

Mr. Anto : “Class, this is Ms. Azki. She is the new English teacher.”
Ms. Azki : “Hello, class. My name is Azki. It’s very nice to meet you.”
Class : “Hello. . . . , Ms. Azki.”

Back

Nice to meet you, too.

Front

The underlined expression in the dialogue between Samuel and David expresses ....

Back

apologizing

Front

Fasya : This is a burger for you.
Vida : . . . .
Fasya: Don't mention it.

Back

Thank you for sharing food.

Front

Complete the sentence: Thank you for .... me the book.

Back

lending

Front

Dewi: “Excuse me, Mrs. Nina, time is up.”
Mrs. Nina: “Oh, … I didn’t hear the bell. Well, let’s take a break!”

Back

I am sorry.

Front

Ratu: “Prita I’m terribly sorry I forgot to bring your notebook.”
Prita: (response)

Back

Don’t worry.

Front

Alice is looking at a clock. The clock shows 06:30 p.m. She will say ….

Back

Good evening.

Front

Reorder the jumbled dialogue: (1) John: Do you have a meeting this morning? (2) Alan: Yes, I do. Do you have a meeting as well? (3) John: I'm very well thank you. And you? (4) Alan: Good morning. How are you? (5) John: Yes. Well. It was a pleasure seeing you. (6) Alan: I'm fine. Thank you for asking. (7) John: Good morning. (8) Alan: Goodbye.

Back

(7)-(4)-(3)-(6)-(1)-(2)-(5)-(8)

Front

Tom: Peter, I'd like to introduce you to Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith, this is Peter Thompson.
Peter: How do you do?
Mr. Smith: …
The best response to fill in the blanks is …

Back

How do you do?