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Saying HELLO
Hi. Hello. How are you? How is it going? |
You say this when you meet someone you know. |
The usual reply is |
Fine thanks. And you? Not bad. How about you? |
Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. |
You say this at different times of the day. You say Good morning until noon. British don't say Good day, but Australian people do. |
The usual reply is |
Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. |
How do you do? |
You say this when you meet someone for the first time. |
The usual reply is |
How do you do? Pleased to meet you. Nice to meet you. |
Saying GOODBYE
Nice to meet you. Nice to have met you. |
You say this when you meet someone for the first time. |
The usual reply is |
Nice to meet you too. |
Bye. See you later. Bye. See you soon. |
You say this when you know you will meet him or her again. |
The usual reply is |
Yes. See you later. Yes, hope to see you soon. |
Good night. |
You say this to someone late at night or when you are going to bed. |
The usual reply is |
Good night. |
Have a nice weekend. |
You say this to a friend at school on Friday afternoon. |
The usual reply is |
Yes. Same to you. |
Special EXPRESSIONS
Excuse me. |
You say this to get someone’s attention or before you are going to leave the room or when you want to get past |
The usual reply is |
No problem. Just go ahead. |
Sorry. |
You say this when you want someone repeat what they said |
The usual reply is |
Cheers. |
You say this when you are having a drink with a friend. It can also mean “good bye” and “thank you”. |
The usual reply is |
Cheers. |
Good luck. |
You say this to a friend before a difficult situation (a test) |
The usual reply is |
Thank you. |
I beg your pardon. |
You used this phrase for saying 'sorry' when you have made a mistake or done something wrong. |
The usual reply is |
"No problem" or "That's quite all right" |