GREETINGS AND LEAVE TAKINGS

Prita: “Hello,Rita how do you do?”

Rita:“Hello, Prita...........“

Prita: “Nice to meet you.”

Rita: “Nice to meet you, too.”

• Fine, thanks

• How are you.

• How do you do.

• D. It’s great to meet you

Donny: “Hi, Jeremy. How do you do?

Jeremy: “Hello, Donny. How do you do?

Donny: “ It’s nice to meet you.”

Jeremy:..................

• Nice to meet you, too.

• I’m glad you like me.

• Yes, that’s right.

• Am I really nice?

Ricky: “ Hi, Steven! How are thing?”

Steven: “ not too bad, thanks. And you?”

Ricky:................

• You are welcome

• That’s okay

• Fine, thanks

• How do you do?

Jennifer: "How are you?”

Lourensia: “FINE, thanks.”

The capital word has meaning..........

• Very well

• It’s OK

• Not at all

• Certainly

Vincentius: “ How are you, Hansen?”

Hansen:” NOT TOO BAD, thank you?”

The capital word has meaning.............

• Asking about health

• Asking about weather

• Telling about others

• Introduction

“Good morning, students. How are you today?”

“............,teacher. We are fine, thank you. And you?’.

“ Good, I’m very good.”

• Not so bad

• You are late

• Good morning

• Hello

“ Hello, how is everything?”

“............, just fine.”

• Hello

• Oh, yeah

• That’s me

• How do you do

“How have you been?”

Which of the following answers is not acceptable?

• I’ve been good

• All right

• I ‘ve been from Bandung

• Not bad

What you say to someone when you meet him/her at 07.00 PM?

• Good night

• Good day

• Good evening

• Good afternoon

All of the leave-taking following expressions are correct, except.........

• I think I must be going now

• I am afraid. It is time for me to leave

• We have had a wonderful time

• I am sorry, I have to leave now.