Greetings, Leave Taking, Thanking, and Apologizing

Bob : . . ., Sir.

Teacher : Morning. How are you doing?

• Hi

• Hello

• Morning

• Good morning

Daniel : Hi, Loly, how are you?

Loly : . . . , And you?

Daniel : I'm OK.

• How do you do?

• Good, Thanks.

• Goodbye

• Yes, I am

Teacher : Allright. I think all is clear now. See you next meeting. . . .

Students : Goodbye, Miss.

• Finish

• See you later

• Goodbye

• Good job

What should you say if you meet your uncle at 5.30 pm?

• Good morning, Uncle.

• Good afternoon, Uncle.

• Good evening, Uncle.

• Good night, Uncle.

Ann :Hi, Dina. How’s life?

Dina :I’m pretty well, thank you. . . .?

Ann : Me too.

• How do you do

• How about you

• Are you Ok

• I hope you are fine

You gave your friend a candy and he says, ‘Thank you.’

You should reply by saying . . . .

• Thank you, too

• My pleasure

• I'm fine

• Nevermind

Jack : I must go home now. See you later.

Tom : Take care.

When do we use the underlined expression?

• Greet someone

• Leave the conversation

• Make an appointment

• Promise something

What is the purpose of the expression of apologizing?

• to greet

• to say thanks

• to apologize

• to say happiness

Sarah : “I’m sorry for losing your ruler.”

Billy : “ ....................... .”

• Good bye

• No problem

• See you

• You're welcome

Nick : Good morning, Mom!

Mother: Morning, Dear. Here’s your breakfast.

Nick : Oh, this is my favorite fired rice!

Mother: Yes. I made it special for you.

Nickk: Thank you, Mom.

Mother: Anytime.

From the underlined word above responds to . . .

• greeting

• thanking

• leave taking

• apologizing