Greetings and Introductions

What is a common way to greet someone in English?

• What's up?

• Goodbye

• See you later

• Hello

How do you introduce yourself in a formal setting?

• Call me by my nickname, it's easier.

• Hi, I'm just here to observe.

• Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I am [Your Position] at [Your Company]. I am here to [brief context].

• I'm the boss, and I don't need to introduce myself.

What phrase can you use to ask someone how they are?

• What is your name?

• What do you do?

• How are you?

• Where are you from?

What is an appropriate response to 'Nice to meet you'?

• Goodbye!

• Nice to meet you too

• See you later!

• What do you do?

How would you greet a friend you haven't seen in a while?

• Long time no see! What have you been up to?

• Hey! It's so great to see you again! How have you been?

• Hey! I thought you moved away!

• Wow, you look different!

What is the difference between formal and informal greetings?

• Formal greetings are less respectful than informal greetings.

• Formal greetings are structured and polite, while informal greetings are casual and friendly.

• Informal greetings are only used among family members.

• Formal greetings are always used in written communication.

Can you name a greeting used in another language?

• Guten Tag

• Hola

• Bonjour

• Ciao

What is a polite way to say goodbye?

• I'm outta here

• Good riddance

• See you later

• Take care

How do you introduce someone else to a group?

• Say the person's name, share their role or relevance, and invite the group to welcome them.

• Ask the person to introduce themselves without any context.

• Introduce the group to the person without mentioning names.

• Only say the person's name and ignore their role.

What should you include when introducing yourself?

• Your favorite color and hobbies.

• Your favorite food and travel destinations.

• Your childhood memories and pet names.

• Your name, profession or background, and interests.