Congratulating and Responding

What is the definition of 'congratulating'?

• Expression that is used to congratulate someone when that person has achieved something

• Process of forming an opinion, making an evaluation, or forming a conclusion

• Act of providing false information or deception with the intent to mislead, create a false impression, or conceal the truth

• Emotion characterized by a feeling of discontent, resentment, or longing aroused by another

In what situations or at what times is the congratulatory expression used?

• When someone is angry

• When someone faces misfortune

• When someone achieves success or accomplishment

• When someone is unwell or sick

Which one is the formal form for congratulating someone older than you?

• Thanks a million!

• 1. Hey, congrats! You nailed it! 

• 1. Well done, sir/ma'am!

• 1. I'm truly honored!

When is congratulating not appropriate?

• When someone is celebrating

• When someone is feeling proud

• When someone is feeling envious

• When someone is feeling grateful

Which one should you respond to for your response to be more appreciated or respected?

• 1. Thanks!

• Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words.

• Who are you?

• Of course, I nailed it!

Morgan: Hey, I heard you aced the final exams! Congratulations!

Elisabet: Wow, thank you so much! I worked really hard, and it feels amazing to see it pay off.

Who from the conversation is saying congratulations?

• Morgan

• Elisabet

Morgan: Hey, I heard you aced the final exams! Congratulations!

Elisabet: Wow, thank you so much! I worked really hard, and it feels amazing to see it pay off.

What is the synonym for the underlined word?

• Assistant

• Lucky

• Excellent

• Tests

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