Greeting, Leave Taking, Thanking, Apologizing

Sarah : Good morning, Rara

Rara : . . ., Sarah.

• Good morning

• Good afternoon

• Good evening

• Good night

The time shows at 07.00 a.m. What should you greet to other people who you meet?

• Good Afternoon

• Good evening

• Good night

• Good morning

Cila : Happy, anniversary, Mom. Long life! This is a present for you.

Mother : . . . .

• Oh, thank you, dear.

• Is it for me?

• how kind of you to say that!

• No, thanks

Reza : I will go to bed now.

Faris : OK. ...

• Good afternoon

• Good night

• Good morning

• Good evening

Sinta : Good afternoon, Sir

Mr. Budi : . . . . , Sinta.

• How do you do

• I’m fine

• Nice to meet you too

• Good afternoon

You’ve spilt your drink to someone’s clothes in a restaurant. What would you say to him/her?

• Hello

• I’m really sorry

• I’m happy to hear that

• Thank you very much

Sita : Risa, this is a present for you. I hope you like it.

Risa : Oh, this is so wonderful ...

• May I have it

• Thank you very much

• I am sorry

• I don't like it

It is 8 p.m. You meet your teacher at supermarket. What will you say your greeting?

• Good morning, sir

• Good afternoon, sir.

• Good evening, sir.

• Good night, sir.

Desi : Good morning, sir.

Teacher : Morning, Desi

Desi : I’m waiting for Sari. There she comes. I am sorry, I have to go now. . . . ., sir

Teacher : Good bye. Take care.

• Take care

• See you tomorrow

• Good bye

• See you

Yoga : Morning, Fitri

Fitri : Morning, Yoga.

Yoga : ....

Fitri : I am fine, thanks. And you?

Yoga : Pretty well. Thanks.

• How are you?

• How do you do?

• What’s up?

• What’s the matter?