posttest (greeting)

A: ________________?

B: I’m very well. How about you?

• How much is it?

• How do you do?

• How was your trip?

• How are you doing?

A: Good morning. ________________ My name is Smith Scots.

B: Good morning, Smith. I’m Alice Wilson.

• It’s nice to meet you.

• How do you do?

• May I introduce myself?

• Could I have your name, please?

Which phrase can be used to replace “glad to know you”?

• I’m fine.

• Pleased to meet you.

• Nice talking with you.

• Have a nice day.

A: ________________

B: See you later. Goodbye.

• I have to go now.

• I missed the bus.

• I’m late to work

• I forgot my bag.

John : This is Divid, my new colleague.

Jimmy: Hello, Divid. I’m Alice Wilson. ________________

• I’m glad to hear that.

• It’s my pleasure.

• I’m very well.

• I’m pleased to know you.

A: What do you do in your free time?

B: __________________

• I enjoyed the party last night.

• I enjoy swimming and doing aerobics.

• I will go cycling tomorrow.

• I don’t like playing sports.

A: I’ve got a bad cold.

B: Oh. ________________

• Let’s go to work.

• I’m sorry to hear that.

• It’s very dangerous.

• You should skip meals.

A: Oh! I have an English class at 10 a.m. _______________

B: See you later. Goodbye.

• I must go now.

• Let’s go.

• Enjoy your class!

• I like studying English.

ข้อใด "ไม่ถูกต้อง"

• Gender : Male

• Nationality : Thai

• Marital Status: Divorced

• Date of Birth : 25 years old

A: Hello, Matthew. May I ________ you to Lincoln, our new colleague?

B: Hello, Lincoln. I’m pleased to meet you.

• introduce

• forward

• contact

• meet