Formal and Informal Greetings

This video tutorial, led by Iketut Siyudana Jayaputra, is designed for 7th-grade English students. It focuses on identifying the social functions, text structures, and language elements of interpersonal interactions, specifically greetings and farewells. The lesson covers both formal and informal expressions, providing examples and responses for each. The goal is for students to integrate these expressions contextually, considering social functions and text structures. The video concludes with a summary and thanks to the viewers.

What is the main objective of the lesson in this video?

• To write essays in English

• To practice English pronunciation

• To identify social functions and text structures in interactions

• To learn about English grammar rules

Which of the following is a formal greeting?

• Hey

• What's up?

• Good morning

• Hi

In what situations are informal greetings typically used?

• In formal meetings

• With unfamiliar people

• In casual settings with familiar people

• During official ceremonies

What is the difference between formal and informal greetings?

• Informal greetings are used with strangers

• Formal greetings are used in casual settings

• Informal greetings are used in official settings

• Formal greetings are used in official or unfamiliar settings

Which response is appropriate for the informal greeting 'How's life?'

• Goodbye

• Good morning

• I'm fine, thanks

• Nice to meet you

Which of the following is NOT a response to a formal greeting?

• Good afternoon

• Hi

• Good evening

• Good day

What is a formal farewell expression?

• Goodbye

• Catch you later

• See you later

• Bye

Which of the following is an informal farewell?

• Take care

• Nice to see you

• Good night

• Good afternoon

What is an appropriate response to the farewell 'Goodbye'?

• Hello

• See you tomorrow

• Goodbye

• How are you?

Which response is suitable for the farewell 'Take care'?

• Nice to meet you

• Good evening

• Thank you, you too

• Good morning