Review Leave Taking

A: I have to go now. Goodbye.

B: ..............................................

• See you later

• Good morning

• Good night

• Get well soon.

"See you tomorrow."

is the expression of ...

• Greeting

• Leave Taking

• Congratulating

• How are you?

Smith: ... Jaya. See you tomorrow.

Jaya: Goodbye. See you.

• Good morning

• Good afternoon

• Good night

• Goodbye

What does someone say when they will leave?

• How have you been?

• How do you do?

• See you later.

• How are you going?

Which sentence is not leave-taking.

• See you again.

• See you tomorrow.

• See you next week.

• How are you doing?

A: Good morning, How do you do?

B: I’m very well, thank you. And you?

A: I’m not very well. I have a cold.

B: Get well soon.

A: Thank you.

B: I have to go now. Goodbye.

B: ..............................................

• Take care of yourself.

• I’m very well.

• Not too bad.

• I’m not fine.

A: Good morning, How do you do?

B: I’m very well, thank you. And you?

A: Pretty good, thank you

B: I have to go now. Goodbye.

A: ..............................................

• I’m not very well.

• How’s everything?

• Have a good day.

• Pretty good, thank you.

A: Good morning, How do you do?

B: I’m very well, thank you. And you?

A: Pretty good, thank you

B: I have to go now. Goodbye.

A: ..............................................

• It was nice to see you again.

• Pretty good, thank you.

• How do you do?

• I’m very well.

A: Good morning, How are you doing?

B: I’m very well, thank you. And you?

A: I’m all right, thank you

B: I have to go now. See you next week.

A: ..............................................

• I’m all right, thanks.

• So-so, thank you.

• Have a good weekend.

• How are you doing?

A: I have to go now. Goodbye.

B: ..............................................

• Not too bad.

• I’m not fine.

• I’m not very well.

• See you later.