GREETINGS, EXCHANGING PERSONAL INFORMATION

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GREETINGS, INTRODUCING, AND EXCHANGING INFORMATION

Tasks

Dialogue

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To Be practice

Introductions

Introducing other people

To introduce another person we can use the structures:

This is Carlos

He is Carlos

Introducing Oneself

To introdude ourselves we can use the structures:

Hello, My name is Carlos.

Hello I'm Carlos

Exchanging Information

Spoken

Interviews

Written

Forms

Greetings

Greetings

Depending on the moment of the day, we must use different greetings

Good Morning

Good Afternoon

Good Evening*

*A common mistake is "Good night", but good night means "Goodbye"

Informal

When in an informal situation, (friends, relatives) we can use informal language for greetings

Hi, What's up?

Hey, How's things?

Formal

Depending on the situation and the context people must use an appropiate language, when in a formal situation the most common greetings are:

Hello, How do yo do?

Hello How are you doing?