The document provides examples of common greetings and expressions used in different situations. It introduces greetings like "Hello", "Good morning", "Good afternoon", and "Good evening" that can be used formally. More casual greetings like "Hi" are for informal contexts with friends. Expressions like "Goodbye", "Goodnight", and "See you" are for leaving or saying farewell. "Welcome" is used to greet someone arriving somewhere for the first time.

1. For Primary
Students.
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Good morning ma’am.

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Good afternoon Sir.

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Good morning
everybody. Today we
are going to learn
about conditional
clauses.

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Oh hi Susi, I didn’t
know you were here.

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Hello Mrs. Soumya.

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Hello Miss. Soujanya.
How are you doing?

8. I must be going. See you.
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9. See you tomorrow.
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Goodnight
everybody – see you
in the morning.

11. Welcome to Mumbai!
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12. Here is a quick overview of common expressions used to
greet people.
Use Hello… as a general greeting. This is a polite
expression that you can use to greet anyone in any
situation.
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13. Use Hi… in informal situations. You can use this
expression to greet your friends.
Good morning, Good afternoon and Good
evening are used in slightly more formal situations.
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14. Use Goodbye… when you leave someone.
Use Goodnight… when you are going to bed. The same
expression can be used to greet another person who is
going to bed.
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15. See you… is an informal way of saying goodbye. Use this
expression if you are certain that you will meet that
person again.
UseWelcome! to greet a person who has come to a place
for the first time.
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