Chapter I Greeting, parting, thanking, apologizing

• hello

• fine

• good morning

• see you

The expressions of greeting are the following, except ...

• Hi!

• How are you?

• Good morning

• Good night

Janetta: Oh, my stomach hurts. Could you get me some medicine, please? It's in my bag.

Lusiana : Sure. Here it is

Janetta : Thank you.

Lusiana : ...

• Hello

• Goodbye

• Thanks

• You're welcome

Librarian : May I help you?

Yehuda : I want to borrow a Math book for seventh grade.

Librarian : ... The book has been borrowed by another student.

Yehuda : Well, that's OK. Thanks a lot.

• I'm sorry

• Thank you

• Good morning

• Sure

To respond an apology, we can say ...

• Hello

• How are you?

• Never mind

• Nice meeting you

Tags

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.1.6

Billy : Hello Nath.

Nanath : Hi Putri ….

Putri : Very well, thanks.

• How do you do?

• Nice to meet you.

• What are you doing?

• How are you doing?

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.”

• How do you do?

• Good morning.

• See you later.

• Nice to meet you, too.

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CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.1.6

Aurelio: Oh no! My printer is broken. Can you help me?

Fiktor: I am so sorry, I can't.

The underlined expression expresses ....

• Expressing apology

• Expressing greeting

• Expressing thanking

• Expressing leave-taking

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

• Good morning.

• Good afternoon.

• Good evening.

• Good night.

Chevil : It's late afternoon. I must go home. See you later, Davina.

Davina : ..., Chevil.

• Hello

• I'm sorry

• Thank you

• See you