Greetings and Introductions
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 1: Good Morning! · Lesson 1 · Term 1
Also known as: Greetings · Introductions
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Lesson questions (13)
- It's 8 a.m. Ali meets his teacher at school: "____, Mr. Saleh!"
Answer: Good morning - It's 3 p.m. Sara meets her neighbor: "____, Mrs. Huda!"
Answer: Good afternoon - It's 10 p.m. Omar goes to his room and says to his mom, "____, Mom."
Answer: Good night - "How are you?" – "____, thanks."
Answer: I'm fine - "Nice to meet you." – "____"
Answer: Nice to meet you, too. - A: "What's your name?" B: "____ Sara."
Answer: I'm - The head of a school is the ____.
Answer: principal - A student in your class is your ____.
Answer: classmate - Your family name is your ____ name.
Answer: last - Choose the title for a married woman:
Answer: Mrs. - Choose the title for a man:
Answer: Mr. - A: "I have to go now. Bye!" B: "____"
Answer: See you later. - My uncle doesn't have a wife. He's ____.
Answer: single
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Questions about this lesson
When do we use Good morning, Good afternoon and Good night?
Good morning is used before noon, Good afternoon from noon until the evening, and Good night when going to sleep or saying goodbye at night.
What is the difference between How are you? and What's your name?
How are you? asks how someone is, and the answer is I'm fine, thanks. What's your name? asks for a name, and the answer is I'm Sara. or My name is Sara.
How do we reply to Nice to meet you?
We reply Nice to meet you, too, meaning I am pleased to meet you as well.
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No. The teacher shares the lesson link; the student types a first name and plays on a phone or computer, and the score reaches the teacher.
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