Greetings, taking leave, & introducing others BY: NI KD. DWIYANI, S.S., M.HUM

Formal GREETINGS EXPRESSION (TO START THE CONVERSATION) GOOD MORNING GOOD AFTERNOON GOOD EVENING GOOD NIGHT (a farewell (goodbye) phrase. It is NOT a greeting to use at night time.) A.M PM 10 PM onwards

Informal GREETINGS EXPRESSION HELLO (NAME) HI GOOD DAY SIR/MADAM HOW ARE YOU? HOW DO YOU DO? HELLO (NAME) HI VERY WELL/GREAT, THANK, AND YOU I AM FINE/GOOD/OK, AND HOW ABOUT YOU (I’M FINE/GOOD/OK THANK YOU) HOW DO YOU DO

INTRODUCTION WHAT IS YOUR NAME? HOW OLD ARE YOU? WHAT IS YOUR ADDRESS? WHERE DO YOU LIVE? MY NAME IS……… I AM…..(YEARS OLD) MY ADDRESS IS….............(name of street, no, etc) I LIVE IN….(name of country/city) ON…….(name of street, no, etc) I LIVE AT (name of street, no, etc)

INTRODUCTION WHAT IS YOUR NATIONALITY? WHAT IS YOUR PHONE NO? WHAT IS YOUR OCCUPATION? WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY? HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU HAVE? HOW MANY SON AND DAUGHTER DO YOU HAVE? I AM / MY NATIONALITY IS……….. (INDONESIAN) MY PHONE NO IS ……….. I AM A……..(LECTURE) MY HOBBY IS……../MY HOBBIES ARE………./ I LOVE……. I HAVE……CHILDREN I HAVE …..SON/SONS AND …..DAUGHTER/DAUGHTER S

GREETINGS EXPRESSION (DEPARTING) SEE YOU (SOON/LATER) HAVE A NICE DAY NICE TO MEET YOU PLEASE ENJOY YOU TIME GOOD BYE BYE IT WAS A PLEASURE TO SEE YOU NICE TO MEET YOU TOO

INTRODUCING YOUR SELF "Hello, I'm Maria." Or "Hello, my name's Maria.“ "I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Maria, from Faculty of Fine Arts and Design "Let me introduce myself I am Maria from……. "Hi, I'm Sarah." Or "Hello Maria, I'm Sarah." Or "Nice to meet you, I'm Sarah." “Nice to meet you. I'm Peter Mitchell, from Mitchell Creations.” "Pleased to meet you. I'm Peter Mitchell, from Mitchell Creations." "How do you do? I'm Peter Mitchell from Mitchell Creations."

INTRODUCING OTHER PEOPLE “Sarah, have you met my colleague John?“ "Sarah, I'd like you to meet my colleague John.“ "Pleased to meet you, John." Or "Nice to meet you, John.": "Nice to meet you too, Sarah." Or "Hello, Sarah."

Introducing family Male (husband, father, son, brother, uncle, grandfather, grandfather, nephew, grandson) Female (wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunty, grandmother, great grandmother, niece, granddaughter) Male/Female: grandparents, parents, children, cousin)

CONCLUSION:

Exercise: 1. What’s her name? Julie Handerson 2. How old is she?18 3. When was she born?April 13th, 1993 4. Has she got a pet? Yes, she has 5. What’s her address? New York, at 94 Paradise Street 6. What’s her email?juliehanderson@hotmail.com 7. What’s her phone number?085 440 582 8. What does she like to do?plays piano and tennis 9. What’s her mother and father name?Jeanette, Jean Claude 10. What do her mother and father do? A nurse, a doctor

Present activity PATTERN: PRESENT TENSE FORM: [VERB] + s/es in third person Examples: You speak English/ She speaks English Do you speak English? You do not speak English.

Present activity Fill in the blank spaces with the following verbs! Gets up, lives, is, loves, works, doesn’t work, interviews, starts, turns, sleeps, runs, sings, drinks Bobby Brown …….in New Jersey. She …………..thirty four and she…………….for SKV TV in New Jersey. But she…………….on weekdays. She only works at weekend. She…………….famous people for an early morning news program called The World Today. On Saturday and Sunday she…………at 03.00 in the morning, because she………………..work at 6.30. She……her job because it is exciting