【2017年整理】英语与基础_Basic_English_Lecture_Week_6_Language_Expressions_for_Greetings_Gwyn.ppt

Week 6 Language Expressions for Greetings Formal and Informal Introduction Job Interview Language Expressions for Greetings When we greet someone, we say, Hello Hi Howdy Or we asks, How are you? How do you do?(formal) How are things How is it going? What’s up? We can answer, Not too bad, and you? Very well, thank you. So, so. Feeling a bit under the weather. How do you do?(formal) Polite expressions Please. Excuse me. I am sorry. Thank you. Do you mind…? Questions to the class. What do you say when someone says ‘sorry’ to you? What do you say when someone says “thank you’ to you? Answer Thank you Response 1: You’re welcome Response 2: Don’t mention it Sorry Response 1: It’s okay Response 2: No problem Response 3: Don’t worry about it When you don’t understand, say … I beg your pardon/Pardon me? I am sorry/Sorry I don’t understand Can you repeat that please? Can you slow down please? Come again? Say that again? Giving a definite answer Sure Certainly Definitely Of course Exclamations/Interjections * Oh my God! * It’s a nightmare! * Goodness me! * It’s horrendous! * My goodness! * Fantastic! * Gosh! * What a nuisance! * My, my, my! * What on earth are you talking about? * It’s terrible! * Wow! * Pathetic! * Bingo! Class Exercise Make suitable statements ending in the exclamations above. Work in pairs. Expressing yourself Expressing compliment Well done! Good job! Congratulations! Perfect! Expressing sympathy I am sorry to hear that. Please accept my condolence. Expressing pleasure I love it! Fantastic! Terrific! Expressing dislike Disgusting! It’s awful! It’s crap! It’s not my cup of tea. Don’t be such a fusspot! Classroom Exercise In pairs, decide on some possible questions or statements that will result in the responses below: