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WEEK I

Meeting, greetings, responding to greetings

Objectives :

Diakhir pertemuan mahasiswa memperoleh tambahan kosakata dan ungkapan-ungkapan terkait

topic yang diberikan dan mendapatkan gambaran serta model penggunaannya di dalam sebuah

percakapan Diakhir pertemuan mahasiswa memperoleh tambahan kosakata dan ungkapan-

ungkapan terkait topic yang diberikan dan mendapatkan gambaran serta model penggunaannya

di dalam sebuah percakapan.

Activities 1:

SS discuss the differences between formal and informal greetings.

Activities 2:

1. Find out the answer in the following information.

GREETING SOMEONE WE KNOW

A.

FORMAL GREETINGSFORMAL GREETING FORMAL REPLY

Good Morning. How are you? I am fine thank you, and how are you?

I have not seen you for a long time. Yes, I have been away working in Europe.

You are looking good. Thank you. I have done a lot of walking inthe mountains.

Hello. I saw your sister yesterday. She saidthat you were home.

Yes. She told me that she had seen you.

How are your parents? Fine thank you. How are your parents.

Hello. Where are you going to today? I am going to college in Khon Kaen.

Which College do you go to? Khon Kaen Vocational College.

B. INFORMAL GREETINGS

INFORMAL GREETING INFORMAL REPLY

Morning. How's it going? OK? And you?

It's been a long time. Yes been working away.

You look good. Thanks. Done lot's of walking in the

mountains.
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Hi. Saw your sister yesterday. Said you

were back.

She told me you met

How's your parents? Great, and yours?

Hi. Where are you off to? College in KK.

Which College are you at? KVC.

Activities 3:

SS give their own examples of formal and informal greetings as well as the possible reply. Share

the example to the class

FORMALGREETINGS

FORMAL REPLY INFORMALGREETINGS

INFORMAL REPLY

GREETING SOMEONE WE DO NOT KNOW

A. FORMAL GREETINGS

FORMAL GREETING FORMAL REPLY

Good Morning. My name is Chris. What isyour name please?

I am pleased to meet you. I am Thidarat.

I am from the City of Birmingham inEngland. Are you Thai?

Yes I am Thai. I come from Khon Kaen.Which is in North East Thailand.

Birmingham is an industrial city is Khon

Kaen industrial too?

Yes. We have many factories, but we are

still close to the countryside.
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What is your occupation? I do not work yet I am still a student. What

is your job please?

B. INFORMAL GREETINGS

INFORMAL GREETING INFORMAL REPLYHello. I'm Chris. What do I call you. Nice to meet you, I'm Thidarat.

I'm from Birmingham in England. You'reThai?

Yes I'm Thai from Khon Kaen in Isaans.

Birmingham's an industrial city. How about

Khon Kaen?

Yes. Many factories, but we're near the

country.

What do you do for a job? I don't work. I'm a student. What's your

job?

Activities 4:

SS give their own examples of formal and informal greetings (someone we do not know) as

well as the possible reply. Share the examples to the class

FORMAL

GREETINGS

FORMAL REPLY INFORMAL

GREETINGS

INFORMAL REPLY

SPECIAL GREETINGS

Activity 5:
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Discuss with your friends, When do we say the following greetings?

"Happy Christmas."or"Merry Christmas."

"Happy New Year!"

"Happy Easter."

"Good Luck!""Congratulations!"or"Well done!"

"Get well soon."happy wedding

Activity 6:

SS give their own examples of special greetings and tell the class when to use them

GREETINGS WHEN TO SAY

GREETINGS IN DIFFERENT SITUATION

English Expressions Used for Greetings and Introductions

Greeting :Hello, Im ( Ms. Jaines).Response :Hello, Ms. Jaines, Im Susan Appleton.

Greeting : My name is ( John Grey).

Response :Nice to meet you Mr. Grey, Im Mrs. Sukjoy.

Greeting : Im ( George Franks). Whats your name?

Response : My name is Sopida, Sopida Hakam. Its a pleasure to meet you Mr. Franks.

Greeting : Allow me to introduce myself. My name is ( Frank Jeffers).

Response :Im delighted to meet you Mr.Jeffers. My name is Pornpan Orasa.

Expressions for Introducing Others

On occasion, you may find yourself in a situation where you have to introduce one person toanother. Look at these possible expressions that are used for this.
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Sam : Peter, I would like to introduce ( Miss Helen Cranston).

Peter : Hello Miss Cranston, nice to meet you.

Helen :Nice to meet you too Mr. Kellogg.

Bob : Min Ju, this is ( my friend Betty Watson).

Min Ju: Hi Ms. Watson, a pleasure to meet you.Betty : Same here.

Alice : Harry, let me introduce ( my supervisor, Mr. Lee).

Harry :Mr. Lee, its good to meet you.

Mr. Lee :Good to meet you too. But please, call me Sammy.

Point to remember

Many beginning learners use the expression Nice to meet you even when they interact with a person they have already been introduced to. This expression

(Nice to meet you) is only used at a first meeting, not after that. Instead, ifgreeting a person for the second time, use Nice to see you again

Expressions for Farewells

Just as there are several standard expressions for greetings, there are also expressions of farewell.

The farewell itself is generally very short- one or two words. However, many times people add

something to the expressions, depending on what they want to happen in the future or thesituation.

Expressions

Goodbye ByeSo long Catch you later

I have to run I have to be going now

So long Later

Good day

Extensions to farewellsSee you again I hope to see you again

See you later (soon) Call me

Point to remember

Bye Bye is an expression that very young children use when they are first beginningto learn to talk or on very rare occasions by women, but almost never by most adults.


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Expressions for Asking about Well Being

After the greeting are finished the conversation should be continued in some way.One of themost common ways is to ask about the other persons well being. Again, there are several

expressions that can be used for this.

The responses to such inquiries will, of course, depend on how one actually feels. Look at these

examples.

Expressions Responses

IF GOODHow are you? Great.

Hows it going? Couldnt be better.

How are things? Fantastic.

IF SO-SOHow are things going? Could be worse.How have you been? I cant complain.

How do you feel? Not bad

IF BAD

How goes it? Ive had betterdays.How are you doing? Not too good.

Hows life treating you? Lousy.

SHORT CONVERSATION

Mr Bean meets Mrs Breuer, one of h is students, and her husband in the street.

Mr Bean: Good morning, Mrs Breuer.

Mrs Breuer: Good morning, Mr Bean. How are you?

Mr Bean: I'm fine thanks, and you?

Mrs Breuer:Not too bad. Mr Bean, this is my husband Michael, Michael this is Mr

Bean my English teacher.

Mr Breuer: Pleased to meet you.Mr Bean: Pleased to meet you too. Are you from Germany, Mr Breuer?

Mr Breuer: Yes, East Germany, from Dresden. And you, are you from London?

Mr Bean: No, I'm from Derby, but I live in London now.

Mrs Breuer: Well, goodbye Mr Bean, it was nice to see you.

Mr Bean: Yes, goodbye.
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Dialogue about Greetings and Introductions

Sam :Hello, you look lost. Can I be of assistance?

Mary :Oh, thanks. Youre right, I am lost. Im looking for the Student Union building?Sam :Youre close; its just across the lawn. Its the three story brick building over there.

Mary :I see, well thanks a lot. Youve been a big help.

Sam :Excuse me for saying so, but youre not from around here, are you? Are you British or

what?

Mary :Actually Im Australian. Im a new transfer student. Youre an American, I assume?

Sam :Yes, by the way Im Sam, Sam Jones.

Mary :Im Mary Donald. Pleased to meet you.

Sam :So how long have you been in the States, Mary?

Mary :Ive been here about three weeks now. So, whats your major Sam?

Sam :Im a pre-med student. Whats yours?

Mary :Im not sure yet, but Im kind of interested in sociology.Sam :So, do you live in the dorm?

Mary :Actually no, I have a small apartment about five blocks from here. Well, I have to run.Thanks foryour help. Maybe well bump into each other again sometime.

Sam :Could be, its a pretty small campus. Nice to meet you, Mary. See you later.

Mary :So long.

Activity 7:

Conversation Activities for Greetings and Introductions

1. Pair work- Role Play for Greetings.

Working with a partner, role play the situation, using the information below

The situation :Meeting new people

The roles : See items below

1. One partner is a new student at a university meeting his/her major professor for the first time.

2. One partner has recently moved to a new neighborhood and is meeting their next door

neighbor for the first time.

3. On partner is a new employee at a company meeting a coworker for the first time.


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4. Both partners are strangers at a mutual friends party meeting for the first time.

5. One partner is a frightened earthling who is meeting a very friendly ET, who is here on earthfor vacation. The ET knows English.

6. Both partners are meeting blind dates.

2. Pair work

Interview someone in the class you do not know well. After the interview is over, the interviewer

could give a short introduction of the person to the whole class or to small groups of 4 to 6people.

Questions you may want to ask during the interview include:

*name * age * where they are from

* job or major * hobbies * religion* marital status *number of people in their family

* his or her goal in life * what their family members do

* why they want to learn English* favorite kinds of music (or food, movies, etc)

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