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hello! hi! Requirements for the Class attendance performance enthusiasm Home assignment Home Q: What would you say when you meet someone for the first time? Return I. Leading-in formal cases informal cases Home Return First-time meeting in different situations How do you do? Good morning, sir/ madam. Hello. Hi. Glad to meet you. It’s nice meeting you. Return Meeting friends/acquaintances Hello, how are you? Haven’t seen you for ages! How is it going? How is life? How are you getting on? How are things with you? How is everything going with you? Return Meeting friends/acquaintances How have you been? How is the world around you? What’s happening? Hey, what’s up? What’s new? Small world, isn’t it? What a small world! Return Meeting friends/acquaintances Very well, thank you./Pretty well. Not bad./ Not so well./Fine. Alright./Can’t complain./So far, so good. Great, it’s very great to see you again. And how have you been? I’m on top of the world. What a pleasant surprise! What a coincidence! weather, current news, sports, or the activity you and the person are participating in (party, game, lecture, etc.) Return II. Starting a Conversation Safe topics: age, income, marriage, price of personal possessions, details of unpleasant illnesses, death of beloved person. Return II. Starting a Conversation Taboos: Body language Return III. Chinese greetings VS Western greetings Have you eaten your meal? III. Chinese greetings VS Western greetings Where are you going? You don’t know him, do you? Bob-Jean, Jean-Bob. Do you know each other? May I introduce Mark Stewart to you? Allow me to introduce my colleague…to you. Return IV. Introducing People Q: Whom should be introduced first? Return IV. Introducing People 1.What’s your name(English name if you have), your character, your family, your hometown…? 2.What do you expect to achieve in this term? V. Introducing Yourself * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *