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- 1. Self introduction How are you?
- 2. • A – Hi! How are you? • B – Hello! I am fine, and you? • A – I m good too. • B – Nice to meet you. • A – Nice to meet you too. Greetings
- 4. • Sample introduction • Hi everyone. My name is Priya. I am from Delhi. I am a student and studying in 12th standard. It is nice being with all of you. Greetings
- 5. • Greetings – Hello, Hi, – Good morning/afternoon/ evening – Good/nice to see you again – I am glad /happy/pleased to see you. Greetings
- 6. • Note:’Hi’ and ‘hello’ are greeting words, or exclamations, that you say when you see someone first time. The difference between these two forms of greeting is formality. They mean the same thing, but ‘hello’ is more formal than ‘hi’. Greetings
- 7. • How are you? - Fine, thanks. And you? • How have you been? - Very well. And you? • How are things? - Not too bad, thanks. • How is your family? - They are fine. Greetings
- 8. • Can/May I introduce myself? My name is Ajay. • Let me introduce myself. My name is... • I would like to introduce myself. I am ... • I don’t think we have met before. I am... Introductions – introducing yourself
- 9. • Can/may I introduce a good friend of mine? This is ... • Have you met...? • I would like you to meet... • I would like to introduce... • I would like to introduce my friend to you. • I want you meet... Introducing someone else
- 10. • Excuse me, are you Mr...? – Yes, that’s right. • Hello, you must be Mrs... • You are Mr..., aren’t you? • Have we met? Making contact
- 11. • How do you do? - How do you do? • Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you, too. • Please, call me - Then you must call me... – Note : ‘How do you do’ is defined as a polite greeting that you can use when first introduced to someone. Making contact
- 12. – Good bye. – Bye. – I will say good bye. – See you later. – See you on Monday. Good – byes
- 13. • How do you do? • How are you? • Excuse me, are you Mr. Sharma? • Sorry, I don’t know your name. • May introduce myself? • Hi everybody. My name is Ravi Vats. • This is Ankita. • Let me introduce you to Mr. Pankaj. • Goodbye. It has been very interesting talking to you. • See you. I really had a good time with you. • I got to go now. • I am afraid I have to leave now. • I am afraid I must be leaving now. Let’s practice
- 14. • Complete the following conversation with he most appropriate words or phrases. • Ravi – Excuse me, _____________ Sumit Gupta? • Sumit- Yes, that’s ______________. • Ravi - May I __________________ myself? I am Ravi Vats. How do you do? • Sumit - __________________, Mr. Ravi. Exercise
- 15. • Ankita- Hello, Sonia. Mind if I join you? • Sonia- Oh, ________________ not. Ankita. • Ankita-_____________________ to meet you, Sonia. So how are you finding the conference so far? • Sonia – Actually, I have only arrived this morning. • Ankita - All right. I.......... Exercise
- 16. • Priya – Sapna! Good to see you again. _________ are things? • Sapna-Hello, Priya. Fine, thanks. Pretty busy, as always, I suppose. Can i introduce you to a colleague of ________________ Ratna Singh? Anjali, this is Priya. • Anjali-Nice to meet you, Priya. • Sharaddha – Nice to meet you, too. Exercise
- 17. • How are you? __________________________________________ • How do you do? __________________________________________ • Pleased to meet you. __________________________________________ • It was nice talking to you. __________________________________________ • Have a good weekend. __________________________________________ • See you next week. __________________________________________ • You must be Saloni. __________________________________________ • I hope to see you soon. __________________________________________ Write appropriate response...
- 18. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- #3: Make students read the conversation and ask them what it is... Then introduce the topic of ‘greetings’
- #4: Ask students to introduce themselves. They can talk about their family, friends, and their hobbies.
- #5: Let the students read the sample introduction and ask them to prepare a simple intro of theirs and give presentation also. Before giving presentation make them feel at ease and confident...
- #6: Tell students that we use Good morning/good afternoon/good evening when we meet people... Not when we part with them...
- #13: How to part with someone? (some phrases to use while parting with someone) Good bye. Bye. I will say good bye. See you later. See you on Monday. See you soon. I must go now. I (really) must be going. I must be off. I am afraid I have go to go. It is getting (very/rather) late. I will miss my bus/metro/flight. I have got some things to prepare for... (have got or have) I have got a lot of word to do this evening/afternoon/today. I want to get away before the traffic gets too bad. I have enjoyed being with you. It has been interesting talking to you. It has been very useful interaction with you. Thanks for everything you have done. Thank you for being with me. Thank you for staying with us. Thank you for all your help.