LESSON 03– GREETINGS and FAREWELL

1. GOOD MORNING!

When you wake up, or greet someone by the morning.

(From 5 am, or less, to 12pm).

2. GOOD AFTERNOON!
After lunch, or after noon.
(From 12pm to about 6pm)

3. GOOD EVENING.
When you come in a party or a place at night, or greet someone by the beginning of the
night.
4. GOOD NIGHT.
When you leave a place at night, when the night is at its end, or when you’re off to bed.

FOR THE PRESENTATION.

1- HELLO, OR HI!

2- GOODBYE OR BYE BYE!

TREATMENT METHODS

1- Mr and Mrs.
When they are married.
 (Mister and misses.)

2- Ms or Miss.
(When she is single, or you don’t know her marital status.)
Miss is when the woman or girl is not married. Ms is when either you don’t know or when
she is not married.

3- SIR AND MADAME.

For a man or a woman you don’t know the name.

PRESENTING YOURSELF.

VERB TO
PRONOMES BE POSITIVE NEGATIVE
Singula I'm Thainá I'm not Thainá
r I am Adissaka. Adissaka.
You are You're Brazilian. You're not Brazilian.
 He He's Brazilian. He is not African.
She's North She's not North
is
She American. American
It It's a long way. It's not a long way.
We are not new
We We're new here here.
You are not
Plural are
You You're nice. Brazilian.
They are not new
They They're new here here.
- I am not your girlfriend, I’m your friend.
- You are not Brazilian, you’re African.
- He isn’t African, he is british.
- She is not the new girl, she is an old one.
- It’s not my party, it’s Dan’s party.
- We aren’t allowed to smoke here. We are only allowed to smoke outside.
- They’re not smoking. They’re holding a pen.

ASKING…

INTERROGATIVE
Am I your friend?
Are you Brazilian?
Is he African?
Is she pretty?
Is it far?
Are we in the right
classroom?
Are you brothers?
Are they nice?

About myself…