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    The document provides classroom rules and guidelines for etiquette and communication in both formal and informal situations. It lists rules for online English class such as arriving on time, finding a quiet space, being respectful, using mute, and staying on task. It then gives examples of formal and informal greetings, farewells, questions, answers, expressions and provides a sample dialog between a police officer and person as well as between a teacher and student.

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    The document provides classroom rules and guidelines for etiquette and communication in both formal and informal situations. It lists rules for online English class such as arriving on time, finding a quiet space, being respectful, using mute, and staying on task. It then gives examples of formal and informal greetings, farewells, questions, answers, expressions and provides a sample dialog between a police officer and person as well as between a teacher and student.

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    GREETINGS AND

    FAREWELLS

    ENGLISH
    CLASSROOM RULES
     1. Show up a few minutes before class time
    and wait to be admitted into the class.
     2.- Find a quiet place free of distractions
    (siblings, televisions, parents, pets,etc)
     3.- Be respectful at all times. While your video
    is on, no hand gestures or inapproiate
    language.
     4.- Stay on mute. Click the raise hand button if
    you have a question or something to share.
     5.- Stay focused and on task so you don’t miss
    anything the speaker stays.
     6.- Wear your uniform.
    Date: Friday, February 5th 2021

     Objective: To establish a clear and


    coherent communication in oral and
    written form.
    FORMAL INFORMAL
    Good morning Hello
    Good afternoon Hi
    Good evening Hi there

    FAREWEL
    FORMAL
    LS
    Good night
    INFORMAL
    Good bye
    See you later
    Nice to meet you
    1st time you meet a person:
     Nice to meet you
     Please to meet you

    After the first time:


     Nice to see you
    QUESTIONS ANSWERS
    FORMAL
     How are you?

     How do you do? I’m fine, thanks, and you?


    How is everything? Not bad. / So so (thanks)
    Bad / Not well

    INFORMAL
     How is going?

    What’s up?
    OTHER EXPRESSIONS

     Thanks  You’re welcome.


     Thank you.  Not at all
    (gracias) (de nada)
    Thank you very
    much
    (muchas gracias)
     Cheers
    (informal)
     Sorry! Congratulations!

     I’m sorry! Good luck

     Please Same to you

     Excuse me…
    Police officer : Good afternoon. What’s your name?
    Mr. Allen : Paul Allen.
    Police officer : Is Paul Allen your full name?
    Mr. Allen : No, Police officer, my full name is Paul Michael
    Allen.
    Police officer : How do you spell your first name?
    Mr. Allen : P A U L.
    Police officer : How do you spell your middle name?
    Mr. Allen : M I C H A E L.

    Teacher : Good morning, students. My name is Joe Cart.


    Students : Good morning, teacher!
    Teacher : Nice to meet you, students!
    Students : Nice to meet you teacher!
    Teacher : My email address is TeacherJoe@world.net What’s your name, student?
    Peter : My name is Peter Parker.
    Teacher : What’s your email address?
    Students : My email address is spiderman@hotmail.com
    Teacher : Excuse me, spider … what?
    Peter : spiderman: S P I D E R M A N

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