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The children greet their teacher and classmates at school. Emma says hi to Cora, who responds that she is glad to see Emma too. Noli greets Miss Roman good morning, and Miss Roman replies good morning and asks how Noli is. Noli responds that he is fine, thank you. At the end of the day, Miss Roman and the children say goodbye until Monday. Emma and Dina also say goodbye to each other, with Dina saying she will see Emma tomorrow. The document provides examples of common greetings and responses.
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- 2. Greeting Friends The children are in in school.
- 3. • What did Emma say to Cora? • Hi, Cora! I’m glad to see you. • What was Cora’s answer? • Hello, Emma! I’m glad to see you, too.. • What did Noli say to Miss Roman? • Good Morning, Miss Roman. • What was Miss Roman’s answer? • Good morning, Noli. How are you? What was Noli’s answer? I’m fine, thank you.
- 4. It is afternoon. The children greet their teacher.
- 5. Activity: Get a partner. Greet him or her.
- 6. Saying Goodbye It is Friday afternoon. It is time to go home.
- 7. 1. What did miss Roman say? - Goodbye, children. I’ll see you on Monday. 2. What did the children say? - Goodbye, Miss Roman.
- 8. Dina and Emma are going home.
- 9. •1. What did Emma say? •Goodbye, Dina. •2. What did Dina say? •Goodbye, Emma. See you tomorrow.
- 10. Remember: Say these to greet somebody or to answer a greeting: • “Hi” • “Hello!” • “Good morning” • “Good afternoon” • “Good evening” • “Good day” • “How are you” • “I’m glad to see you” • ‘I’m fine, thank you” • I’m glad to see you, too”