Greeting; Parting; Thanking; and Apologizing (7C)

Emma : Hi! Are you a new student here?

Anne : Yes, I am.

Emma : I’m Emma. I’m from Ohio.

Anne : Nice to meet you, Emma.

Emma : ….

The best expression to complete the dialogue is …

• It's a pleasure to see you again

• Long time no see

• Nice to meet you, too.

• Have a good time

If I meet my teacher at 7 p.m, I greet her by saying ….

• Good to see you, Sir.

• Good evening, Ma'am.

• Good night, Ma'am.

• Good bye, Sir.

John: Do you have a meeting this morning? (F)

Alan: Yes, I do. Do you have a meeting as well? (A)

John: I'm very well thank you. And you? (G)

Alan: Good morning. How are you? (D)

John: Yes. Well. It was a pleasure seeing you. (E)

Alan: I'm fine. Thank you for asking. (B)

John: Good morning. (H)

Alan: Goodbye. (C)

The best order for the jumbled dialogue above is ...

• H-D-G-C-F-E-A-B

• H-D-G-B-E-F-A-C

• H-D-G-B-F-A-E-C

• H-D-G-F-C-A-E-B

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 …

• How are you

• How do you do

• I'm fine, thanks.

• Thanks for asking

Lucy: Becky, … (A)

Becky: Hi Lucy. Nothing much. I'm just hanging out. What's up with you?

Lucy: It's a good day. I'm feeling fine.

Becky: … (B)

Lucy: Oh, he’s fine. Not much has changed.

Becky: Well, I have to go. Nice seeing you!

Lucy: Later!

The suitable phrase to fill in the blanks (A) is …

• What are you doing?

• What's up?

• Long time no see.

• Wait for a moment.

Sam : It's late afternoon. I must go home. See you later, Eddie.

Eddie : ..., Sam.

• Good bye

• I'm sorry

• Thank you

• See you

Lucy: Becky, … (A)

Becky: Hi Lucy. Nothing much. I'm just hanging out. What's up with you?

Lucy: It's a good day. I'm feeling fine.

Becky: … (B)

Lucy: Oh, he’s fine. Not much has changed.

Becky: Well, I have to go. Nice seeing you!

Lucy: Later!

The suitable phrase to fill in the blanks (B) is …

• How is you brother?

• How are you?

• It's a pleasure to see you again.

• Where have you been hiding?

If you meet your friends at 4 p.m., you will say …

• Good night

• Good bye

• Good evening

• Good afternoon

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

Mr. Harry: Good morning, Kevin.

Kevin: Good morning, Mr. Harry. How are you?

Mr. Harry: I'm fine thanks, and you?

Kevin: ... Mr. Harry, this is my friend Michael. Michael, this is Mr. Harry my P.E. teacher.

Kevin: Pleased to meet you.

Mr. Harry: Pleased to meet you, too.

Kevin: Well, goodbye Mr. Harry, it was nice to see you.

Mr. Harry: Yes, goodbye.

The suitable phrase to complete the dialogue is ...

• Thank you.

• I'm sorry.

• Fine, and you?

• Not too bad.

Cathy: I can't complain. Life is treating me well. (F)

David: Nice seeing you. (E)

Cathy: Oh, hello David. How are you doing? (D)

David: That's good to hear. (C)

Cathy: See you later. (G)

David: I'm well. Thanks for asking. How are you? (A)

Cathy: Good to see you again. I need to go to my doctor's appointment. (B)

.

The correct order of those jumbled dialogue is....

• D-A-F-C-B-E-G

• D-A-F-G-B-E-C

• D-A-F-E-C-G-B

• D-A-F-C-G-B-E