Formal and Informal Greetings and Introduction

Informal word/s to greet someone

• Good morning

• Hello

• Hi

• Good night

Below are the characteristics of formal greetings, except

• Used to speak with friends.

• Used to speak to elderly.

• Usually use "Good morning" or "Good afternoon"

• Used to speak teachers, parents and professors.

The synonym of "How are you doing?" (You can choose more than 1)

• How you are?

• How are you?

• How do you do?

• How you?

"How are you doing?" is usually used to start a conversation that asks about ...

• food

• profession

• condition

• home address

What is the meaning of "Don't mention it?" in a closing of the conversation?

• Don't say it.

• You're welcome

• I am happy

• You should be happy

What greeting you need to give if you meet a Professor at 6 p.m. but the sun has not set yet?

• Good afternoon

• Good evening

• Good morning

• Good night

When is it proper to use good night?

• On 8 p.m.

• To the stranger

• To your family or beloved one

• When someone is going to sleep.

What is the synonym of customary?

• Usual

• Varied

• Marry

• Customization

What is the synonym of "Where are you off to?"

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