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Today, we're focusing on greetings. Can anyone tell me what a greeting is?
Is it when we say 'hello' or something similar?
Exactly! Greetings are words or phrases that allow us to acknowledge someone. They set the tone for our conversations. One way to remember greetings is with the acronym 'HAVE': Hello, Acknowledge, Verbalize, Engage.
What are some other examples of greetings?
Good question! Examples include 'Good morning,' 'How are you?' and 'What's up?' Can anyone use one in a sentence?
Good morning! I hope you have a great day!
Perfect! Remember, greetings help us to engage positively with others.
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Now let’s talk about introductions. When you introduce someone, what do you usually say?
I say, 'This is my friend, [Name]'.
That's correct! An introduction helps to connect people. Remember the mnemonic 'NICE': Name, Introduce, Connect, Engage. How do you think this is important?
It helps people know each other, especially in new situations!
Precisely! Leveraging effective introductions can build strong relationships. Let's practice a few introductions.
Hi, I’m Alex. This is my classmate, Sarah.
Well done! Using these simple structures can make you sound confident.
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Let’s explore how to respond politely when greeted. What do you say when someone asks, 'How are you?'
You can say, 'I’m good, thank you!'
Great answer! Using polite responses shows good manners. Remember the acronym 'CARE': Courteous, Acknowledge, Respond, Engage. Can anyone think of other responses?
You could also say, 'I’m doing well, how about you?'
Exactly! This type of engagement encourages further conversation.
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In this section, students learn essential vocabulary related to greetings and introductions, fundamental for starting conversations effectively. Understanding these terms can significantly improve interpersonal communication and set a positive tone for interactions.
In this section, we delve into the vocabulary associated with greetings and introductions, essential elements of effective communication. Greetings are the first words spoken in a conversation, allowing individuals to establish rapport. Keywords like 'Hello,' 'Goodbye,' and 'Please' are common and frequently used in daily interactions.
Having a firm grasp on these expressions enhances a learner's ability to communicate effectively in social situations. By mastering greetings and introductions, learners can make significant impressions and foster positive relationships with others.
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Hello, Goodbye, Please, Thank you
In any language, greetings play a crucial role in initiating interactions. Common greetings include 'Hello', which is used to express a friendly acknowledgment. 'Goodbye' is for parting ways, showing respect when leaving someone. 'Please' is a polite way to ask for something, and 'Thank you' expresses gratitude. Using these phrases correctly sets a positive tone in conversations.
Imagine you're meeting a new friend. When you greet them with a 'Hello,' it opens the door for a friendly conversation, much like raising your hand to say you want to join a game. When the conversation ends, saying 'Goodbye' shows you value the interaction, similar to putting away your toys neatly after playing.
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Introducing yourself and others is a polite and essential practice.
Introductions are important in creating connections between people. When you introduce yourself, you share your name, helping others know who you are. Similarly, introducing others shows your respect and acknowledgment of their identity. This process can make conversations flow more easily and create a comfortable environment.
Think of a party where everyone is mingling. If you introduce your friend to someone new by saying, 'This is my friend Sarah,' it helps everyone feel included and connected, much like weaving threads together to form a beautiful tapestry.
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Key Concepts
Greetings: Important for starting conversations.
Introductions: Key for connecting people.
Polite Responses: Enhance conversation and make communication smoother.
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Greetings: 'Hello', 'Good morning', 'Nice to meet you'.
Introductions: 'This is my friend, John.' 'I am your new teacher, Ms. Smith.'
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To greet someone, say 'Hello', with a wave and a smile, let it flow.
Once upon a time, in a village, every person greeted one another with warmth, strengthening their bonds.
NICE - Name, Introduce, Connect, Engage.
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Term: Greetings
Definition:
Words or phrases used to initiate a conversation or acknowledge someone's presence.
Term: Introductions
Definition:
The act of presenting oneself or another person to someone.
Term: Polite Responses
Definition:
Responses that demonstrate respect and consideration during conversations.