session 1 greetings

8/21/2019 Session 1 Greetings

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English Greetings

Everyday Greetings | Special Greetings | Shaking Hands

What to say | Formal to informal

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Everyday Greetings

"Good morning."

"Good afternoon."

"Good evening."

"Goodbye."

+ "Goodnight."

+ "Good night."

Special Greetings

"Happy Christmas." or "Merry

Christmas."

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2/17

00.01 - 1st January "Happy Ne !ear"

"Happy #aster."

or e

t$....

"Good %u$&"

or et$...

"Congratu'ations" or "(e'' done"

"Get e'' soon."

Shaking Hands

When meeting someone formally for the first time, we

shake their hand and say "How do you do?" or "Pleased to

meet you."

"How do you do?" isn't really a question, it just means

"Hello".

When young people meet informally they sometimes say

"Gie me fie!" and slap their hands together high fie#.

Generally we do not shake hands with people we know

well.

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3/17

Cartoon by Michael Lenig ! "epblished #ithpermission$

Naturally speaking

You say hello, and I say goodbye!

Follow the dialogue.

Mr Bean meets Mrs Breuer, one of his students, and her husband in the street.

Mr )ean*Good morning, $rs %reuer.

Mrs )reuer*Good morning, $r %ean. How are you?

Mr )ean*&'m fine thanks, and you?

Mrs )reuer* ot too (ad. $r %ean, this is my hus(and $i)hael, $i)hael

this is $r %ean my *nglish tea)her.

Mr )reuer*Pleased to meet you.

Mr )ean*Pleased to meet you too. +re you from Germany, $r %reuer?

Mr )reuer*es, *ast Germany, from -resden. +nd you, are you from

ondon?

Mr )ean* o, &'m from -er(y, (ut & lie in ondon now.

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4/17

Mrs )reuer* Well, good(ye $r %ean, it was ni)e to see you.

Mr )ean* es, good(ye.

Formal to Informal Greetings and Introductions

First meetings

Formal

%ntrodcing yorself

%ntrodcing others

"espondingto an

introdction

&n Leaving

• How do

you do?

$y

name is$rs

Hand.

• $rs

Hand,

may &

introdu)emy (oss,

$r

/mith.

• Pleased to

meet

you $rs

Hand.

• Good(ye.

&t's a

pleasure to

hae metyou.

• Hello,

ynne

Hand.&'m the

owner of

this we(

site.

• ynne, &'d

like you

to meet0ohn

/mith,

our

salesman.

0ohn, this

is ynne

Hand.

• Pleased to

meet you

ynne.

• Good(ye.

i)e to hae

met you.

• ynne

Hand.

• ynne,

meet

0ohn, my

hus(and.

0ohn, this

is my

tea)her

ynne.

• Hi, ynne.

How are

you?

• %ye. &t was

ni)e to meet

you.


5/17

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Sbse'ent meetings

Form

al

(ossible Greetings (ossible responses

• Hello, $rs Hand. &t's

ni)e to see you again.

• What a pleasant surprise!

How are you? &t's (een a

while.

• Good morning $rs Hand.How are you today?

• &'m ery well thank you.+nd you?

• Good afternoon, $rs Hand.

&t's good to see you.

• 1hank you. &t's ni)e to see

you too. How are you?

• Hello ynne. How are you

doing?

• 2ine thanks. What's new

with you?

• Hi, ynne! How's it going? • ot too (ad, (usy as eer.

• Hi, ynne. How are things? • 3h fine. ou know how it is.

%nformal

!Note - on first meeting say, "It's nice to meet you ", and when departing "It was nice to meet you ".

For future meetings say, "It's nice to see you again", and when departing, "It was nice to see you again."


6/17

- See more at: http://www.learnenglish.de/asis/greetings.htmlsthash.#$%&ep(.dpuf

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Practice:


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E/amples0

Whats your name!

Where are you from!

Whtat do you do for a living! "# en $ue tra%a&as!'

When and Where (ere you %orn! " #cuando y donde

naciste!'


11/17

Work in pairs ) and introduce yourself*****

+atch the de,nition (ith the correspondent (ord:


12/17

doing ballet riding a horse singing songs

camping fshing watching TV ying a kite

playing pc games skipping rope ice skating

reading books playing paintball scuba-diving

riding a bike playing cards playing tennis

taking photos playing the guitar playing

checkers

1.a type of dancing where carefully organized movements tell

a story or epress an idea! or a theatre wor" that uses

this type of dancing

). to sit on a horse and travel along on it

controlling its movements

•

*. to ma"e musical sounds with the voice! usually

a tune with words

-. the activity of staying in a tent on holiday

/. the sport or #ob of catching fish

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13/17

0. the s"ill or activity of getting information from boo"s

1. a game in which people attempt to shoot each other

with gunsthat fire paint rather than bullets

2.

the sport of swimming underwater with special breathing

equipment

3. one of a set of $% small! rectangular pieces of stiff paper !

each with a number and a design showing one of

four suits printed on it! used in games.

45. a game for two people! each with

twelve circular pieces that theymove on

a board with blac" and white squares

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14/17

"Chiquitita"

Chiquitita, tell me what's wrongYou're enchained by your own ………………….

In your eyes there is no hope for tomorrow

How I ……….to see you like this

here is no way you can …………it

I can see that you're oh so sad, so quiet

Chiquitita, tell me the ………….

I'm a shoulder you can cry on

Your best……………., I'm the one you must …………..You were always sure of yourself

!ow I see you'"e broken a feather

I hope we can patch it up together

Chiquitita, you and I ………….

How the heartaches come and they go and the scars they're

…………..

You'll be dancing once again and the pain will end

You will ha"e no time for grie"ing

Chiquitita, you and I ………….

#ut the sun is still in the sky and ………………..abo"e you

$et me hear you sing once more like you did before

%ing a new song, Chiquitita

…………..once more like you did before


%o the walls came tumbling down

&nd your lo"e's a blown out ……………

&ll is gone and it seems too hard to handle

Chiquitita, tell me the truth

here is no……….. you can deny it

I see that you're oh so sad, so ………….

Chiquitita, you and I know

How the ……………..come and they go and the scars they're lea"ing

You'll be dancing once again and the ……………will end


Chiquitita, you and I cry#ut the sun is still in the sky and shining abo"e you


15/17

$et me………… you sing once more like you did before


ry once more like you did ………………


ry once more like you did before%ing a new song, Chiquitita


16/17

"Chiquitita"

Chiquitita, tell me what's wrongYou're enchained by your own sorrow

In your eyes there is no hope for tomorrow

How I hate to see you like this

here is no way you can deny it

I can see that you're oh so sad, so quiet


I'm a shoulder you can cry on

Your best friend, I'm the one you must rely onYou were always sure of yourself

!ow I see you'"e broken a feather

I hope we can patch it up together



lea"ing



Chiquitita, you and I cry

#ut the sun is still in the sky and shining abo"e you



ry once more like you did before


%o the walls came tumbling down

&nd your lo"e's a blown out candle

&ll is gone and it seems too hard to handle


here is no way you can deny it

I see that you're oh so sad, so quiet



lea"ing


You will ha"e no time for grie"ingChiquitita, you and I cry


17/17

#ut the sun is still in the sky and shining abo"e you



ry once more like you did before

%ing a new song, Chiquititary once more like you did before


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