Leave Taking

"See you later". When do we use this expression?

• Greet someone

• Leave the conversation

• Make an appointment

• Promise something

The bell rings. It ends the school day. You say ... to your teacher

• Good morning, Ma'am.

• See you tomorrow, Ma'am

• Good job, Ma'am

• Catch you later, Ma'am

Joan : “..................... Erick!”

Erick : “Bye, Joan!”

• Good afternoon!

• Later!

• How are you?

• How old are you?

Joy : I have to go now, I have a class.

Zoey : OK ...................

• How are you?

• You too

• See you later

• Very well

We usually say Good Night:

• In the morning

• In the afternoon

• At 7:00 am

• When we leave at night

Nicky : I’m going to sleep now.

Stuart : OK. . . .

• Goodbye

• See you

• So long

• Good night

What is your response?

• Thanks

• Good morning

• Bye

• How are you

Arrange these jumbled words into a good sentence.

tomorrow - see - you

It's 11.30 AM. You want to go home. What do you say to your friends?

• Good night, everyone!

• Good afternoon, everyone!

• Bye, everyone!

• Hi, everyone!

The correct arrangement is...

• 4-1-5-2-3

• 4-3-2-1-5

• 4-2-5-1-3

• 4-2-1-3-5