The document provides guidance on greetings and responses for different levels of formality in English. It begins with contact information for Mr. Bill and his English teaching website. It then lists common greetings and responses for very formal, formal, and informal situations. These include "How do you do" and "Nice to meet you" as very formal greetings and "Hi" and "What's up" as informal greetings. Responses range from "I'm fine, thank you" to "Terrible." The document concludes with examples of parting phrases for different levels of formality.

1. Mr.
Bill
Phone: 086 – 050 – 0379
E-mail: mrbillgreaves@gmail.com
Web site: www.englishwithmrbill.com

2. For The First Time Only
Response
Very Formal
How do you do, my name is … How do you do, I am…
Formal
Good morning
Good afternoon I am … Nice to meet you, my name is …
Good evening
Hello

3. For The First Time Only
Response
Very Formal
How do you do, my name is … How do you do, I am…
Formal
Good morning
Good afternoon I am … Nice to meet you, my name is …
Good evening
Hello
Remember: You are Thai and you are working in the Thai hospitality
industry. Always start with ‘Sawatdee…”

4. Response
Very Formal
How do you do How do you do
Formal
Good morning, how are you? Good morning,
Good afternoon how are you? Good afternoon,
Good evening how are you? Good evening
Hello how are you? I am fine thank you, and you
Informal
Hi Hi
Hey there How ‘r things?
What’s up Nothing much
What’s happening Not much

5. Greetings
I am fine thank you, and you
great, just great
wonderful
very good, very well so far so good
good, well
not bad
okay
I am so so
not so good
not well I’m afraid, not so well
a little under the weather
terrible
awful

6. Very Formal
Good bye, it has been a pleasure doing business with you.
Formal
Good bye, see you tomorrow/ next week/again/
Good night
Bye, bye
Have a good day
Informal
I've got to be going.
See you later.
Take care.
Cheerio