Grade 7 ~ KD 3.1 & 4.1 - Greetings

If you've invited people to your home, you should greet them as they're ......

• eating

• arriving

• leaving

• joining

Greetings in business are usually formal, but greetings among family and friends are much more ......

• impolite

• polite

• casual

• standard

How do you do, Tommy?

• Nice to meet you, Tim.

• How do you do, Tim.

• Catch you later, Tim.

• SO nice to see you, Tim.

Nara: I'm fine thank you and how about you?

Kiky: ......

• I'm fine too.

• Nice to meet you.

• Good to see you.

• See you later.

Dika: Thank you so much for your explanation, Miss Kia.

Miss Kia: ......

• Welcome home, Dika.

• Come here, Dika.

• Come in please, Dika.

• You are welcome, Dika.

Dick: Hi! How are you?

Helen: Fine, thanks—and you?

Dick: Just fine. Where are you going?

Helen: To the library. Dick: O.K. I’ll see you later. So long

Helen: ...... .

• So nice of you.

• So long.

• So good.

• So so.

Nadya: What a beautiful dress you have there.

Tammy: Why ...... .

• do you say that

• I'll change it later

• sorry for choosing the bad one

• thank you so much

Kat: Is your name is Mulan?

Natasha: No, my name is Wulan.

Kat: Owh, ...... .

Natasha: It's okay.

• is it so

• I don't get it

• I'm so sorry

• I forgot

Syifa: ...... on your success on your English exam. I heard you've got a 100 on it.

Dave: ...... Syifa. That's so kind of you.

• So terrible - Poor

• Sorry - Thank you

• Congratulation - Too bad

• Congratulation - Thank you

Below are vowels, except ......

• A

• W

• E

• U