Lesson #2

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Lesson # 2
Basic greetings
What will I learn from the basic English lesson on basic
greetings?
During this lesson you will learn the basics in greeting
someone on English. The first part of the lesson explains why
you greet someone and the last part is a list of greetings.
Why you need to greet someone?
There are many ways that you can sayhelloin English. You
can just say a quickhelloas you are passing somebody. This
type of greeting can sometimes lead to a conversation.
Friends and family members will greet each other in a lot more
casual way.

Lesson # 2
Basic greetings
A list of basic greetings
Hello, David
Hi, David
Good morning
Goodafternoon
Goodevening.
Goodto see you again
Nice to see you again.
Im gladto see you.
Imhappyto see you.
Impleasedto see you.

Lesson # 2
Basic greetings
Greeting someone

How to answer them

How are you?

How have you been?

How are things?

How is your girlfriend?

Formal Greetings

Fine, thanks. And you?

Very well. And you?
Not too bad, thanks.
Shes fine.

Good morning
Goodafternoon
Goodevening
Hello, how are you?

Hello.
Hello, _____________________
Good ______________________
I am _______________ Thank
_______
Very _______________
______________

Responses

Lesson # 3
Learning basic words?
What will I learn from the English lessonlearning basic words?
During This English lesson you will start to learn some of the more
basic common English words that that you will be able to use in a
sentence.

Short form and full form

Full form (written)
I am I'm
you are you're
he is he's
she is she's
it is it's
are not aren't
is not isn't

Short form (spoken)

Lesson # 3
Learning basic words?
Affirmative
Singular
I + am = I'm John
You + are = you're Lisa
He + is = He's Peter
She + is = She's jane

Am/Are Is
noun Are you an English Student? Mrs. Smith is an English
student.
adjective I'm tired. She's English
an expression of place or time They're at home all day. It's one o'clock p.m.
an expression of age I'm 39 years old. She's twenty years old.
present form We're learning English. He's teaching English.

Lesson # 3
Learning basic words?
Question word:

what

What is your name? or what's your name?

what's = what is
Possessive adjectives
my, your, his, her
My name is John
Your name is Lisa
His name is Peter
Her name is Jane
Thats John he's Italian
That's Jumnaer she's Thai
his / he is used when talking about a male / man or boy
her / she is used when talking about a female / women / girl

Lesson # 3
Learning basic words?
Plural
Plural use the following when talking about more than 1 person
We're
English
You're
Italian
They're Thai

Question Affirmative

Negative

Where am I from? Youre from London You aren't from

London
Are you from Paris?
I'm from Paris
I'm not from Paris
Is he from Bangkok? He's
from Bangkok
He isn't from Bangkok
Is She from Rome? She's
from Rome
She isn't from Rome
Is it from Paris? It's from Paris It isn't from Paris
Are we from Bangkok? We're from Bangkok. We aren't from Bangkok
Are they from Rome?
They're from Rome They aren't from Rome

Learn
Lesson
Contact
Someone
Introducing
Myself
Like
Favorite
Want
Making
How
Nice
Please
Good
Answer
Greetings
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Fine