This document provides expressions and responses for greeting people and saying goodbye in English. It includes common greetings like "How are you?" and responses depending on if one is doing good, so-so, or bad. It also lists expressions for introducing oneself and others. The document concludes with questions for practice introducing oneself and soliciting basic personal information.
This document provides expressions and responses for greeting people and saying goodbye in English. It includes common greetings like "How are you?" and responses depending on if one is doing good, so-so, or bad. It also lists expressions for introducing oneself and others. The document concludes with questions for practice introducing oneself and soliciting basic personal information.
This document provides expressions and responses for greeting people and saying goodbye in English. It includes common greetings like "How are you?" and responses depending on if one is doing good, so-so, or bad. It also lists expressions for introducing oneself and others. The document concludes with questions for practice introducing oneself and soliciting basic personal information.
This document provides expressions and responses for greeting people and saying goodbye in English. It includes common greetings like "How are you?" and responses depending on if one is doing good, so-so, or bad. It also lists expressions for introducing oneself and others. The document concludes with questions for practice introducing oneself and soliciting basic personal information.
online.kampunginggris.id @lconline_official EXPRESSIONS AND RESPONSES OF GREETING IF GOOD • How are you? I’m great, good. • How is it going? It couldn’t be better. • How are things? Things are IF SO SO fantastic/ amazing. • How are things going? Things could be worse. • How have you been? I can’t complain. IF BAD • How are you feeling? I’m feeling so- • How goes it? so. I’ve had better days. • How are you doing? I’m not doing so well. EXPRESSIONS OF FAREWELL ❑Introducing myself ❑Introducing others Notice the different ways we introduce ourselves and other people.
Introducing myself Responding
I want to introduce myself, my name is.. My name is.. Let me introduce myself, my name is.. I am… Should I introduce myself, my name is.. It’s nice to meet you Hi, I am… Hello. My name is
Introducing others Responding
This is my friend….. Hi, it’s pleasure to meet you I’d like you to meet my friend Hallo, it’s nice to meet you ▪ Asking for personal information ▪ Asking for repetition Alphabet Number
PRACTICE A: Can I get your number? B: Okay …………………. A: (Repeat the number) Is that right? B: Yes / No 1. What’s your name? 1. My name is ... (Eddy) 2. How do you spell your name? 2. EDDY 3. How old are you? 3. I am … (years old) 4. Where are you from ? 4. I am from ..... / I come from / Where do you come from? … 5. Where do you live ? 5. I live at ... 6. What’s your last education ? 6. My last education is .... 7. What do you do now? 7. I am a (occupation) 8. Do you like + ving ? 8. I like + ving.... Because... 9. What’s your hobby ? 9. My hobby is ... / are.... 10. Why do you study English ? 10. I study it because... 11. What do you want to be in the 11. I want to be … future? 12. What’s your planning 2 years later ? 12. I will ....
Introduce yourself from these points.
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