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ts of different ways to greet people. In this programme, we learn some of the most popular and useful expressions for greeting friends or other people in relaxed situations.
After you have listened to the programme, get some more practice with the quiz below.
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Saying hello Hey Jane!
Hi Jane!
Alright, Jane!
Alright, mate!Asking someone how they are How are you?
How you doing?
How you going?
How's it going?
You alright?Saying you are well Good, thanks!
Fine, thanks!
Not bad, not bad!
Alright, thanks!
I'm OK!Returning the question when someone has asked if you are well And you?
How about you?
What about you?
WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT?
Vocabulary activity
Look at the sentences below. Use the drop down menu to choose the correct word to complete each sentence. To find out if you are right or wrong click the 'Check answers' button.
<form name="gapfill" method="get"> 1: Hello Mike! Great to see you again, are you?
2: I'm bad, thanks!.
3: How are you ?
4: I'm thanks!
</form>
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Monday, April 28, 2014
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