Greeting and
introduction
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Instructions for use
Language Focus:
Learning Goals:
Greeting
➜ Knowing several
Introduction oneself to
expression in introduction
other
➜ Using those expression in
daily communication
➜ Doing self-introduction
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➜ Ways of saying hello What is greeting?
to someone when
you meet them.
➜ Greetings can be
formal, or informal.
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What are they doing?
Shaking Hand Bow Rubbing Nose
to Nose
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Greeting and responds
➜ Good morning
➜ Good afternoon
➜ Good morning ➜ Good evening
➜ Good afternoon ➜ Good night
➜ Good evening ➜ Hello
➜ Good night ➜ I am fine, thanks
➜ Hello ➜ Very well, thank you. And you?
➜ How are you? ➜ How do you do?
➜ How do you do? ➜ Hi
➜ Hi ➜ Great, what about you?
➜ How’s life? ➜ fine, what about yourself?
➜ How’s everything? ➜ I am alright, thanks
➜ Hi, what’s up? ➜ not bad
➜ How have you been? ➜ Not much, how about you?
➜ Hi, what’s new? ➜ I’m doing alright, and you?
➜ How are you doing? ➜ Terrible. I have a bad cold.
➜ How is it going?
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Which ones are “hello” and which ones are
“good bye”? Complete the chart. Add
expressions of your own
Bye. Hey
Good morning. Hi.
Good night. How are you?
Good bye. How’s it going?
Have a good day. See you later.
Hello. See you tomorrow.
Formal Greeting
Kattie : Hello, Mr. Richards. How are you?
Mr. Richards : Hello, Kattie. I’m very well, thanks. And you?
Informal Greeting
Billy : Hi, Linda. What’s up?
Linda : Great, what about you?
Billy : I’m alright, thanks.
Note :
“How are you?” is usually NOT a question
about your health. It is basically just a part
of the greeting, so you can simply answer
“I’m alright”, “fine” or “good”.
You may also answer “terrible” if you are
not in a good condition, and provide
additional explanation in more informal
context.
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Self-Introduction
Formal Self introduction Responses
I‘d like to introduce Nice to meet you, I am Michele
myself, Brown
Let me introduce myself Pleased to meet you, I am Kevin Park
How do you do? I am Peter Parker
Glad to meet you, I am Arina Fatima
Informal Self Responses
introduction
Hi, I’m Billy Hi, I am Sarah
Hello, my name is Hello Harry, I am Susan
Harry Nice to meet you Harry, I am
Susan
troducing others 9
Formal introduction Response
Professor Gerald, may I introduce you Pleased to meet you. How are you?
to Kate Johnson. She is the new
student in your English Class.
Kate, I’d like you to meet Jack. He is It’s a pleasure to meet you. How do
our new manager. you do?
Informal introduction Response
Sarah, this is John from my English Hi, John. Nice to meet you.
Class
Sarah, have you met John? He is in Hi, John. How are you?
my English class
Sarah, meet John. He is from my Hi, John. Great to finally meet you.
English class I’ve hear so much about you
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Pronunciation linked sounds
Final consonant sounds are often linked to the vowels that follow them.
• I’m a new student.
• Sun Hee is over there.
• My name is Elizabeth silva
Thank you
Any
questions?
Project 1: video project 12
Make a 2-3 minute video introducing yourself and telling about your:
Full name & Nickname
Age & Date of Birth
Address
Hobbies
Favorite food, music, movie, or anything that is considered your favorite ones
Name three words that describe you the best (e.g I am smart, cheerful, but
procrastinated)
Reason(s) why you like/don’t like English?
Your motivation for learning English
Your expectation in learning English
Upload the video GD or Your YouTube Chanel
Submit the link of your video to Google Classroom before Thursday 15 th February 2024
23: 59
Peer Review: Share your link with three of your friends and ask them to decide whether
the video is a formal or informal one.
Note: You can elaborate on your self-introduction by adding some additional information
about yourself, as long as the duration of the video is not less than 2 minutes and is not
more than 3 minutes.
