Greetings and Introductions

What is an informal way to greet a friend?

• Hello! How are you?

• Hey! How's it going?

• Good day! What's up?

• Greetings! How have you been?

What greeting is appropriate at 1pm?

• Good morning.

• Good afternoon.

• Good evening.

• Hello.

What is an appropriate response to 'How are you?'

• I'm doing great, thank you!

• Not bad.

• I'm busy right now.

• Let's talk later.

What is the difference between 'Good morning' and 'Good afternoon'?

• 'Good morning' is used after noon, while 'Good afternoon' is used before noon.

• 'Good morning' is used in the evening, while 'Good afternoon' is used in the morning.

• 'Good morning' is used before noon, while 'Good afternoon' is used after noon until evening.

• There is no difference; both can be used interchangeably.

How do you express pleasure in meeting someone?

• It's a pleasure to meet you.

• I'm glad to see you.

• Nice to meet you!

• Welcome to my home.

What is the purpose of greetings and introductions?

• They help establish rapport and create a positive first impression.

• They are a form of social etiquette without any real significance.

• They serve as a way to exchange contact information.

• They are only necessary in formal settings.

What is a polite way to ask someone how they are?

• How have you been?

• What's up?

• Are you okay?

• How's it going?

What should you say in response to 'Nice to meet you'?

• I'm glad to see you.

• Pleased to meet you too.

• How are you?

• Thank you for your compliment.

What is the correct way to introduce someone?

• You can say, 'Jen, this is Sue.'

• Meet Sue, this is Jen.

• This is Jen, and her name is Sue.

• Allow me to present Sue to you, Jen.

How do you ask someone for their name?

• What is your name?

• Can you tell me your name?

• What do you call yourself?

• May I know your name?