EVERYDAY CONVERSATIONS 1: Informal Greetings

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JAMES: Good morning, Professor Austin, how are you doing?

PROFESSOR: Good morning, James. I am doing ​

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. And you?

JAMES: I’m great, thank you. This is my friend Emma. She is thinking ​

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applying to this college.

She has a ​

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questions. Would you ​

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telling ​

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about the process, please?

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PROFESSOR: Hello, Emma! It’s a pleasure to meet you.

I’m more ​

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happy to speak ​

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you. Please stop ​

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my office next week.

EMMA: It’s a pleasure to meet you, professor. Thank you so much ​

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helping us.

PROFESSOR: Don’t mention it. Hopefully, I will be ​

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to answer your questions!

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a synonym for 'Don't mention it.'

• Good morning!

• I won't help you next time.

• You're welcome!

• You are awesome!

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Where are you off to? is an informal way to say:

• Where are you?

• Where have you been?

• Where is it?

• Where are you going?

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Respond to: Would you like a drink?

• Sure, I'm not thirsty.

• Sure, I could drink.

• Sure, let's go get one.

• Sure, I'm hungry.

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The phone is cutting out means:

• The phone is broken.

• The line is breaking up.

• The phone is huge.

• The phone is cut in half.

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formal

informal

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A: Long time no see.

B: ___.

• I see you too.

• It has been a long time.

• How do you do ?

• OK.Thanks.

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A: Hello, Emily. How are things going?

B: ___.

• Fine,thanks.

• Nice to meet you, too.

• Oh! I really liked it.

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A: Hi, how's your family these days?

B: ___.

• Five people.

• They're fine.

• She is doing very well.

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A: So, What's up?

B: ___.

• Pretty good.

• That's too bad.

• Here you are at last!

• That's all right.

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A: Did you hear I got a new job ?

B: ___.

• Hello, there.

• What's up?

• Hey, that's fantastic.

• I like my job too.

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A: Well, have a nice weekend.

B: ___.

• Same to you.

• Me, too.

• I like weekends a lot.

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A: Well, take care.

B: ___.

• I'll tell him.

• Welcome to our house.

• You too.

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A: Have you heard from Bill recently ?

B: ___.

• Yes, He's still working downtown.

• No, Bill is not here now.

• Pleased to meet you.

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A: I'm Bill Delgado.

B: ___.

• Nice to meet you, too.

• It's nice to meet you.

• What about you ?

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A: Hi, haven't we met before ?

B: ___.

• Yes, I believe we have.

• That's for sure.

• Nice to meet you too.

• Thank you. That's so nice of you.

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A: I'm sorry. What's your last name again?

B: ___.

• It's Williams.

• W-I-L-L-I-A-M-S

• My name is James.

• Good morning.

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You accidentally meet your old friends at the airport.

After chatting for a while, you ask: ___.

• How do you do your living?

• What do you make a living ?

• What do you do for a living ?

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Sarah meets her old friends, Abby, that she hasn't seen in 10 years.

Sarah says to Abby : ___.

• We haven't seen eye to eye for ages.

• You haven't changed a bit.

• We have never met before, I believe.

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At the party, your brother introduces you to his girlfriend.

You say: ___.

• Long time no see.

• What's up?

• How are you?

• This is a surprise.

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You are leaving to study abroad. Your friends come to see you off at the airport. Before departing, you say: ___.

• Forget me not.

• Have a good trip.

• Please keep in touch!

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Excuse me, are you Mishiko?

• Pleased to meet you.

• Not too bad, yourself?

• Yes, I am.

• No, I am a teacher.

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My name is Bob Smith.

• It's Thomas.

• My name is Thomas.

• See you soon.

• Sure!

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Good morning, Stuart.

• Oh, hello.

• Good morning, Brady.

• I'm Henry.

• Please call me Paul.

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My name is Jessica. How do you do?

• I'm fine,thank you.

• How have you been?

• What's wrong with you ?

• How do you do ?

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I work in Munich now.

• Oh, really?

• Oh, are you?

• Oh, hello!

• Oh, I am doing well.

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How do you spell your last name ?

• It's Rogers.

• Please call me Rogers.

• It's R-O-G-E-R-S.

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I'd like you to meet our director, Mr. Sanders.

• Hello

• Have a nice trip.

• It's nice to meet you.

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Is this your first time in Thailand?

• This is my first time.

• I like it a lot.

• Have a nice trip.

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I'm happy to meet you, Bill.

• It's nice to meet you, too.

• Please call me Scott.

• Sure, I'd love to.

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As you are leaving a party, you say to the host: ___.

• I had a great time.

• Pleased to meet you.

• I am very happy about it.

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You see a friend carrying a heavy box and want to help. You say: ___.

• Let's take that away.

• Perhaps I could use the box.

• Can I give you a hand ?

• Don't you want to help yourself?

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John asks Mary if she needs any help. She doesn't, so she replies: ___.

• I certainly hope not.

• No, thank you.

• I 'm thinking about it.

• Thanks, but I shouldn't.

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Amy is visiting her grandmother.

She wants to help her around the house, so she asks: ___.

• What can you do Grandma?

• How must I begin, Grandma?

• How can I help you, Grandma?