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Leave-taking
Greeting
Greeting is the words used to greet or salute
someone
Leave taking
usually used if we Leave taking can
part with someone divided into:
we know.
a. Formal
Leaving
b. Informal
Leaving
Leave-Taking
Formal Leave
Taking
Informal Leave Taking
EXAMPLE OF FORMAL
GREETINGS AND LEAVE
TAKING
Jeff: Good morning, Mr. Arnold.
Mr. Arnold: Oh, good morning, Jeff.
Jeff: Are you going to your office?
Mr. Arnold: Yes. I have to take a bus because my car is
still being repaired.
Jeff: What happened to your car, Sir?
Mr. Arnold: Someone accidentally hit it in parking lot.
Anyway, you’re going to school?
Jeff: Yes, Sir. Oh, that’s the bus! I’d better go now, Sir.
Mr. Arnold: Oh, alright. Take care, Jeff!
EXAMPLE OF INFORMAL
GREETINGS AND LEAVE
Sinta: Hi, Sari!
TAKING
Sari: Oh, hello, Sinta!
Sinta: You’re doing monthly shopping?
Sari: Yeah. My mom asked me to do this. How about
you?
Sinta: Oh, I accompany my sister to buy some
household needs. She’s in the toilet now.
Sari: I see.
Sinta: Oh, she’s calling. I need to pick up the phone.
See you, Sari!
Sari: See you!
Partner Assignment
Make one dialogue about
greeting and leave taking with
your partner, practice it in front
of the class.
TIME FOR
QUIZ
Nick: I'm going to sleep now.
Stuart: Ok...
A. Good night
C. Good evening
B. Good bye
D. Bye
Teacher: Good morning, everybody. How are you today?
Students: We are fine. Thanks. How about you?
Teacher: ... , too. Thanks
A. Not good
C. Not better
B. I’m unwell
D. I’m fine
Which of the following is a formal
way to say goodbye?
A. Farewell!
C. Bye-bye!
B. See ya!
D. Take care!
Thank
You!