CHAPTER 1

GOOD MORNING,
HOW ARE YOU?
We will learn about :
 To greet
 To take leave
 To say thank you
 To say sorry
 Greeting
 Let’s sing a song GOOD MORNING, HOW ARE YOU?
 We will learn how to greet our teachers, friends, and others
 We will say the ords loudly, clearly, and correctly

When we meet someone we know, we usually greet him/her whatever

formal or informal. The formal greetings are usually used when we meet
someone whom we respect. Informal greeting is used when we meet
someone we already know each other, like classmates, close friend, or
friend.
 The greeting expression, are:
Formal Greetings Responses
Good morning Good morning
Good day/noon Good day/noon
Good afternoon Good afternoon
Good evening Good evening

Informal Greetings Responses

Hi Hi
Hello Hello
How are you? I’m fine
How is life? Not bad, thanks
How do you do? How do you do?
How is everything with you? Pretty well. Thanks
How are you doing I am very well thanks
Nice to meet you Nice to meet you, too
Exercises:

Activity 1 :Completing Dialogue

Complete the following dialogue with the expression!
Ani : Hi!
Beni : ....
Lisa : ....
Lion : Good afternoon, Lisa!
Andi : How are you?
Intan : ...
Indah : ...
Ismail : How do you do?
 Activity 2 : Stating true or false

1. He greets by saying “Hello” (...)

2. When you meet your friend at 07.30 A.M. You will say good morning. (...)
3. You will say good afternoon when you meet your friend at 08.00 P.M (...)
4. When you meet your teacher at 10.00A.M, you will say good evening(...)
 Activity 3 : Answering Question

Answer the following questions based on the dialogue given!

Gerry : Good morning!
Chacha : Good morning!
Gerry : I am a new student here. I am Gerry. What’s your name?
Chacha : I am Chacha. Where are you from, Gerry?
Gerry : I am from Ohio.
Chacha : Nice to meet you.
Gerry : Nice to meet you too.

Questions
1. Who are they in the dialogue?
2. How does Gerry greet Chacha?
3. Who introduces first?
4. Who is the new student?
Leave taking
Leave taking usually used if we part with someone we know.
It’s divided into formal and informal parting

Formal Partings Responses

Good night Good night
Nice to see you Nice to see you, too
It’s nice to meet you Nice to meet you, too
Good bye Good bye

Informal Partings Responses

Bye Bye
Bye-bye Bye-bye
See you later See you
See you tomorrow See you
Good luck Thank you
Take care You too
Note :

1. Good morning is used from 00.00 to 12.00 (00:00 to 12

noon)
2. Good day / noon is said at 12.00
3. Good afternoon is used after 12.00 to 18.00
4. Good Evening worn from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.
5. Good night is used to say goodbye / good night.
6. P.m. (post merediem) = 12.00 noon until 12.00 a night
7. A.m (Ante merediem) = 24.00 / 00.00 to 12:00 noon
8. In Indonesia using a 24-hour system clock while in the
UK / America use a 12-hour system using a.m and p.m to
distinguish between night and day.
Exercises:

Activity 1 Completing dialogue

Complete the dialogues below based on the
situation!
Your friend wants to end the conversation
Friend : I’ve to go now.
You : ...
Friend : ...
You want to say goodbye to your friend
You : ...
Friend : Okay. See you.
You want to say goodbye to your friend’s father
You : ...
Mr. In : Nice to meet you, too.
Your friend will go to holiday.
You : Have a great holiday
Friend : ...
You : I’ve got to go now.
Friend : ...
 Activity 2 Make a simple dialogue

Make a simple dialogue based on the following situation!

1. You want to say good night to your mother. You feel so sleepy.
2. You will leave your friends party.
3. You want to say goodbye to your friend in the swimming pool
4. You want to leave your friend in the mall because your father has
picked you up.
 Activity 3 Translating

Translate the following into Indonesian!

Goodbye : ...
See you later : ....
See you soon : ...
I have to go : ...
Have a nice weekend : ...
To say thank you

Thanking Expression
Social Function: to thank for something to
someone/ people to keep interpersonal
relationship between students and teachers or
friends.

Generic Structure:
Initial some expression about thanking and the
response.
The formal and informal context of the
expression.
Dialogue example:
Mr. Agung : Fania, thank you for the gift. I like it very much.
Fania : Good on you Fania. I am happy you like it.
Mawar : Mita, thank you for informing me the news.
Dito : You’re welcome.
Language Features:
Punctuation and capitalization.
Expressions
Examples:
Expressions Responses

 Thanks! / Thanks a lot.  Not at all. (formal, UK)

 Thank you very much. / Thanks very much. / Thank you so much.  You’re welcome!
 Thanks for coming along.  (It’s) my pleasure!
 Thanks for spending time on this.  Don’t mention it!
 I can’t thank you enough.  It was the least I could do.
 If there’s anything that 1 can do for you, just let me know.  That’s OK.
 You’re a star!  No problem.
 I don’t know what I would have done without you.  No sweat. (informal)
 You’re just so kind!  Any time! (informal)
 It was very kind of you.  It was nothing. (informal)
 I really appreciate your help.  That’s alright. (informal)
 I really appreciate what you did for us.
 I owe you big time. (informal)
 Thanks a million. (informal)
Exercises:

Activity 1
When do you say “Thank you”, put a check ”v” in the bracket of it is correct
1. Someone gives me a dress (...)
2. Someone asks me to clean dirty plates (...)
3. Someone tells me that my bike is wonderful (...)
4. Someone helps me to take the mango (...)
5. Someone borrows my pensil (...)
 Activity 2 Making dialogue

Make a dialogue based on the following situation!

Example : Allison invites Ashley for some coffee
Ashley : Thank you for inviting me for some coffee.
Allison : It is okay

1. Diandra treats Omy for lunch.

Omy : ...
Diandra : ...
2. Uncle repairs Vincent’ bicycle
Vincent : ...
Uncle : ...
3. Miss Rima took me home
You : ...
Miss Rima : ...
4. Mark visits Eddy in the hospital
Eddy : ....
Mark : ....
 Activity 3

1. Lia : Hi Anne, what are you doing?

Anne : I’m reading a novel.
Lia : Well, I’m reading a novel too. By the way, thanks for the book you
give to me!
Anne : Not at all.
Why does Lia thank to Anne?
a. Because Anne is very kind girl.
b. Because Lia is pleased.
c. Because Anne gives her a book.

2. Teacher: Hello Mischa, thank you for helping me lift my bag.

Mischa : You’re welcome Mam.
Who is saying thanks?
a. Mischa
b. Teacher
c. Mischa and teacher
3. Mother: Billy, do you know where the broom is, I want to sweep the floor.
Billi: Yes Mam, it’s behind the front door. I’ll take it for you.
Mother: Thanks very much, honey!
Billi:Don’t mention it Mam.
Which one is the response of the thanking?
a. I want to sweep the floor.
b. Thanks very much, Honey.
c. Don’t mention it.

4. Mr. Rudi: Hi Intan, thank you for your help!

Intan : You’re welcome Sir.
Which one is the initial of thanking expression?
a. Hi Intan.
b. You’re welcome sir.
c. Thank you for your help.
This dialogue for number 5-7!
Dirly : I don’t understand the English material that our teacher explains today.
Shasa : Which part of the material?
Dirly : Grammar, especially on verb.
Shasa :Okey, I explain it to you after the class.
Dirly : Thanks a lot Sha.
Shasa : No problem.
5. Why does Dirly say thank to Shasa?
a. Because He wants to study English.
b. Because Shasaunderstands the material.
c. Because Shasa helps him explaining the verb.

6. Who initiates thanks?

a. Shasa
b. Dirly
c. Teacher

7. The word “it” in line 6 refers to …

a. Verb
b. Grammar
c. Material
This dialogue for question 8 to 10!
Mrs. Inayah: July, the classroom is so messy. Can you tidy it up?
July : Ok Mam, I tidy the room up now.
Mrs. Inayah: Thank you for tidying up the room.
July : You are welcome Mam.

8. Why does Dirly say thank to Shasa?

a. Because He wants to study English.
b. Because Shasaunderstands the material.
c. Because Shasa helps him explaining the verb.

9. Who initiates thanks?

a. Shasa
b. Dirly
c. Teacher

10. The word “it” in line 6 refers to …

a. Verb
b. Grammar
c. Material
To say sorry
We say sorry when we make a mistakes, hurt someone, or do something bad
Here are the examples of apologizing expressions
1) Sorry
2) I am sorry
3) Ever so sorry
4) Pardon
5) That’s my fault, sorry
6) Please, forgive me

The responses of apologizing

7) Never mind
8) It doesn’t matter
9) That’s all right
10) That’s okay
11) Please, don’t be worry
 Activity 1 Completing dialogues

Complete the following dialogue with “I’m sorry”, “excuse me”, “pardon”!
Soni : Ouch! You step on my foot!
Deni : ...
Gugun : ... What is your name?
Lola : My name is Lola
Fitri : ..., I want to borrow your book, may I?
Budi : Here you are
Caca : ..., can you pass the sauce?
Kernal : Of course
Thank You!