Formal and informal greetings and introductions

Which is NOT an informal greeting?

• Hi!

• Hey!

• What's up?

• Good morning.

Which one is NOT a formal greeting?

• What's going on?

• Good evening.

• Hello.

• How do you do?

What do you say first? Read carefully.

John: Hi, my name is John. I am from Bach.

Emma: Hi, I'm Emma. I am from Bach, too. _________________________

• How do you do?

• What's up?

• Nice to meet you, John.

• It's nice to know your name, finally.

Choose the appropriate response...

Lissy: Hey!

Javier: _________________________ .

• Nice to meet you.

• You're welcome

• What's up?

• Good to see you.

You are introducing a friend to someone else. Which option is more appropriate?

• He is a boy in my class. His name is Peter.

• This is Peter. We are in the same class

• Let me introduce you to him. He's Peter, and he is in my class

• Do you know him? His name is Peter, a classmate.

Which are hellos?

• What's up?

• How do you do?

• See you later.

• It's good to see you.

• How's it going?

Which are good-byes?

• See you later.

• Have a good day.

• Bye!

• What's up?

• Good night.

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Have a good day. (a)  

Oh, not too much / Good morning / Pretty good, thanks. / Thank you. You, too.

Choose the best response. Type your answer in the space below.

Hi. How are you? (a)  

Oh, not too much / Good morning / Pretty good, thanks. / Thank you. You, too.

Choose the best response. Type your answer in the space below.

What's up? (a)  

Oh, not too much / Good morning / Pretty good, thanks. / Thank you. You, too.