Greeting and Introduction

Arley : . . . . . everybody. My name is Arley.

I am fifteen years old. Nice to meet you.

Everybody : Good morning, ... It's nice to meet you too.

• Hello

• Good morning

  
  

• Hey

• I am

• Hi

Joey : . . . . . My name is Joey. I'm 15 years old. I am from Tambak.

Ann : Hi Joey. I'm Ann.

• Let me introduce myself

  
  

• Please meet my friend

• Hello, good morning

  
  

• Hi! everyone

• Hello

You meet your principal at seven a.m.

What would you say?

• Good night, Sir

• Good day, Sir.

• Good morning, Sir.

• Good evening, Sir.

• Good afternoon, Sir.

You meet your friend at one p.m. What would you say?

• good afternoon

• good day

• good morning

• good evening

• good noon

The following is what you say to someone when you meet him/her at night. ….

• Good day

• Good night

• Good afternoon

• Good evening

• Good Morning

Nirbita is a new member of SMAKIN English Club. She introduced herself.

Anita : “Ladies and gentlemen ….”

• your welcome

• may I introduce you to the audiences

• allow me to introduce myself

• let me introduce you to the audiences

• I am happy to meet you

There are a large number of people in Hotel Swiss-Belin. They are-attending-the opening ceremony of One-Day Seminar on Business. They are now at the meeting room. The man at the podium is the president of the seminar. His name is Mr. Doni Juanda. He is from Bandung. The people beside him are the main speakers who would like to make a speech in the seminar.

At first Mr. Doni says: Ladies and Gentlemen, well, to shorten the time allow me here to introduce on my right is Mr. Dadi Permadi, he is an expert in economics, from Jakarta. On my left is Mr. Darmawan, he is an economics lecturer at the STIE Bandung. From the far right is Mr. Sumantri, he is a skillful and successful-businessman in Indonesia, and from the far letf is Mrs. Susilawati she is a com­pany director of PT. ZOEY BROTHER in Jakarta. They are all qualified speakers and good at business.

All of the participants are on their seats. Mrs. Lusi is among them. Her seat is in front of the po­dium. On her right side is Mr. Surya. He is from Solo. All the people are silent. They are paying at­tention to the speakers concentratedly.

What sort of ceremony are they attending?

• Flag ceremony

•   One Day Seminar on Business

• Special meeting

•   General meeting

• Successful businessman

There are a large number of people in Hotel Swiss-Belin. They are-attending-the opening ceremony of One-Day Seminar on Business. They are now at the meeting room. The man at the podium is the president of the seminar. His name is Mr. Doni Juanda. He is from Bandung. The people beside him are the main speakers who would like to make a speech in the seminar.

At first Mr. Doni says: Ladies and Gentlemen, well, to shorten the time allow me here to introduce on my right is Mr. Dadi Permadi, he is an expert in economics, from Jakarta. On my left is Mr. Darmawan, he is an economics lecturer at the STIE Bandung. From the far right is Mr. Sumantri, he is a skillful and successful-businessman in Indonesia, and from the far letf is Mrs. Susilawati she is a com­pany director of PT. ZOEY BROTHER in Jakarta. They are all qualified speakers and good at business.

All of the participants are on their seats. Mrs. Lusi is among them. Her seat is in front of the po­dium. On her right side is Mr. Surya. He is from Solo. All the people are silent. They are paying at­tention to the speakers concentratedly.

The text tells us that the man at the podium is...

• the committee of the seminar

• the expert of economics

• the president of the seminar

• the speakers of the meeting

• the participants of the meeting

There are a large number of people in Hotel Swiss-Belin. They are-attending-the opening ceremony of One-Day Seminar on Business. They are now at the meeting room. The man at the podium is the president of the seminar. His name is Mr. Doni Juanda. He is from Bandung. The people beside him are the main speakers who would like to make a speech in the seminar.

At first Mr. Doni says: Ladies and Gentlemen, well, to shorten the time allow me here to introduce on my right is Mr. Dadi Permadi, he is an expert in economics, from Jakarta. On my left is Mr. Darmawan, he is an economics lecturer at the STIE Bandung. From the far right is Mr. Sumantri, he is a skillful and successful-businessman in Indonesia, and from the far letf is Mrs. Susilawati she is a com­pany director of PT. ZOEY BROTHER in Jakarta. They are all qualified speakers and good at business.

All of the participants are on their seats. Mrs. Lusi is among them. Her seat is in front of the po­dium. On her right side is Mr. Surya. He is from Solo. All the people are silent. They are paying at­tention to the speakers concentratedly.

The main idea of the second paragraph is....

• an expert in business

•   introducing oneself

• introducing other people

•   qualified speakers

• ladies and gentlemen

Ryan : ....

Luke : I'm fine, thank you.

The following expressions can be used to complete the dialogue, except ....

• How is it going?

• How are you?

• How are you today?

• My name's Ryan.

• How is everything?