
Hello, Nice to Meet You!
Practice friendly greetings, simple introductions, and polite goodbyes in everyday conversations.
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Questions with solutions-
1. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
You see your friend Mia. You want to say hello.
Mia: Hi!
- Hi, Mia!
- Goodbye, Mia!
- Good night, Mia!
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- Hi, Mia!
You can use "Hi" with friends and people you know.
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2. Complétez le blanc.
It is early in the morning. You say hello to your teacher.
Good ___, Ms. Lee!
- evening
- morning
- night
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Good morning, Ms. Lee!
You can add a person's name after a greeting: "Good morning, Ms. Lee!"
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3. Complétez le blanc.
You tell a new classmate your name.
My ___ is Ben.
- age
- friend
- name
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My name is Ben.
"My name is Ben" and "I'm Ben" both tell people your name.
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4. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
You want to know the new student's name. What do you ask?
You: ...
Student: I'm Sara.- How are you?
- What's your name?
- Where are you from?
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- What's your name?
"What's" is the short form of "What is."
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5. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
Ben asks how you feel. You feel good.
Ben: How are you?
You: ...- I'm fine, thanks.
- My name is Alex.
- I'm from Boston.
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- I'm fine, thanks.
You can add "And you?" to ask how the other person feels.
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6. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.
You meet a new classmate for the first time.
- to
- meet
- Nice
- you.
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Nice to meet you.
"Nice to meet you" is friendly and polite when you meet someone new.
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7. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.
Class is over. You and your friend have class again tomorrow.
- you
- tomorrow!
- See
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See you tomorrow!
Friends also use "See you!" as a short goodbye.
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8. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
Your name is Sara. You introduce your friend Anna to your teacher, Mr. Lee.
You: Mr. Lee, ...
- my name is Anna.
- this is my teacher Anna.
- this is my friend Anna.
You are talking about your friend, not yourself.
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- this is my friend Anna.
Use "This is..." to introduce another person.
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9. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.
You ask a new classmate a question. The classmate answers, "I'm from Mexico."
- from?
- Where
- are
- you
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Where are you from?
You can answer with a country or a city: "I'm from Mexico" or "I'm from Boston."
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10. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
It is your first day in class. What is a polite reply to your teacher?
Teacher: Welcome to our class!
You: ...- You're welcome.
- Thank you.
- Welcome to our class, too.
The teacher is being kind to you.
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- Thank you.
"You're welcome" is a reply to "Thank you," not to "Welcome."
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11. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
Your brother is going to sleep. What do you say?
Brother: I'm going to bed now.
You: ...- Good evening!
- Good afternoon!
- Good night!
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- Good night!
"Good evening" is a greeting. "Good night" is for saying goodbye at night or before bed.
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12. Choisissez la bonne réponse.
Your friend wants to talk, but you need to leave now. What do you say?
Friend: Do you have time to talk?
You: ...- Sorry, I have to go.
- Yes, I can stay.
- Nice to meet you.
Be polite and explain that you need to leave.
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- Sorry, I have to go.
"Sorry" makes "I have to go" sound more polite.