Greetings and Introductions

Decide when it’s appropriate to say the phrase.

“Good evening.”

• Formal situations

• Informal situations

• Never

• Whatever

Correct the the spelling mistake

Good romgnin

(a)  

Something that you’d say if you are introduced to somebody new and want to sound friendly:

• Nice to meet you

• Nice meet you to

• Nice to met you

Hi, my name is Tim! What's your name?

• Good morning.

• Hello, I'm Susan.

• Good, my name is George.

How's it going?

• OK

• It's going fine.

• Not bad. How about you?

See you later, mate!

• Alright!

• So long.

• See you!

• Farewell

 

What is Marky's question?

Marky : _______

Betty : I’m Betty.

• What’s your name?

• Good bye.

• Where are you from?

• Good night.

 

When you introduce a person (Jen) to another person (Sue) in an informal way, you can say:

• Jen, this is Sue.

• Jen, will you meet Sue.

• Jen, can you meet Sue.

What do you say to someone at 1:00 pm?

• Good morning.

• Good evening.

• Good afternoon.

Good bye, See you, See you later are examples of:

• Greetings

• Farewells

• Introductions