Handy : Hi Heni, how are you?

Heni : . . . , And you?

Handy : I’m OK.

• How do you do

• fine thanks

• goodbye

• yes, I am

Handy : It’s 9 o’clock. It’s time to go to bed.

Mum : Good night darling.

Handy : . . . Mum.

• I love you too.

• Good evening.

• I’m very well.

• Good Night

Naura : Hello, Ani. Are you coming to the English Club this afternoon?

Ani : Yes, I’m coming to the club this afternoon.

Naura : OK, then. See you there. Bye.

Ani : . . .

• OK.

• bye

• good morning

• hello

Look at the picture

The correct greeting based on the picture is . . .

• Good afternoon.

• good morning

• good evening

• good night

When we meet somebody at 5pm, we greet him by saying . . .

• Good afternoon

• Good morning.

• Good night.

• Good evening

Julia : Hi, Nadine! . . .

Nadine : I’m very well, thank you.

• How are you?

• good morning

• hello

• thanks

Which one is expression of greeting?

• thank you

• I’m sorry

• see you

• how are you

which one is expression of parting/leave taking...

• not bad

• good morning

• good luck

• hello

Marsha : I have to go now. . . .

Tommy : See you later!

• see you

• byee

• good night

• good luck

Alkha : . . . , Okta

Okta : Good bye, Alkha!

• good night

• good bye

• see you

• nice to meet you