1 Who are you



UNIT 1

GREETINGS RESPONSES

More formal

Good morning Good morning

Good afternoon Good afternoon

Good evening Good evening

Hello, Robert Hello, Kate

How are you? Fine, thanks. And you?

Hi, Bob Hi, Kate

How is your family? They´ re fine

How´ve you been? Pretty good

What´ s happening? Not much

What´ s new? Nothing

How are you doing? OK !

Long time, no see Yeah !

Less formal

CLOSINGS

A. PRECLOSINGS

It´ s been a pleasure Yes, for me too

I must go I´ m glad to meet you

Nice to see you again Nice to see you

B. CLOSINGS (FAREWELLS) RESPONSES

More formal

Until the next time Good bye

Good night, Bill Good night, Jean

Good bye, Lisa Good bye, Arthur

Have a nice weekend You too

Talk to you later Bye. Take it easy

See you later See you later. Take care

See you See you.

Less formal

Preclosings = phrases that signal the end of a conversation.

Farewells = phrases that explicitly end the conversation.

End = finish.

THE ADDRESS SYSTEM

Most Americans have 3 names:

James Arthur Phillips

A FIRST NAME A MIDDLE NAME A LAST NAME

( or given name ) ( or an initial ) ( family name or surname)

A. We use a title ( for example: Mr. , Mrs. , Ms. ) and the last name (White, Rodríguez , etc. to address someone formally.

ADDRESS FORMS FUNCTION

Formal Title + last name Used in formal situations.

Dr. Snow

Professor Schultz

Mr. Carnegie Mr. : a man

Miss Bell Miss : a single woman

Mrs. Jefferson Mrs. : a married woman

Ms. Taylor Ms. : a single or married

woman

B. We use the first name ( for example: Charlie, Juan, etc.), the last name (Smith, Ortega, etc.) or a nickname (Sunny, T.J, etc. ) without a title to address someone informally.

ADDRESS FORMS FUNCTION

Informal Anderson Used in sports or in the military,

Smith and in some offices. Used by a

Pearson superior to a subordinate or among

Polifroni equals.

NAMES

FIRST NAME FIRST NAME FIRST NAME

(full form) ( short ) ( diminutive )

Female Barbara Barb Barbie

Catherine, Kathryn Cathy, Kate Kitty, Katie

Christina Chris, Tina Chrissy

Susan Sue Susie, Suzy

Male Alfred Alf Alfie

Charles Chuck Charlie

Christopher Chris

Davis Dave Davie

James Jim Jimmy

INTRODUCTIONS

Introducer Response A Response B

More formal

I´d like to introduce Henry Thomas. How do you do? How do you do?

I´d like to introduce Bill Brandon. Glad to meet you. The pleasure is mine.

I´d like you to meet Marie Murphy. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.

I´d like to introduce Nelly Furtado. Pleased to meet you. Pleased to meet you,too

This is Alice Pereira. Hi. Hi.

Less formal

A. SELF – INTRODUCTIONS

Self (yourself) Response

More formal

Hello. I´ m Jenny Carter. How do you do? I´ m Julie Escobar.

Hello. My name is Priscila Prestley. Pleased to meet you. I´ m Leah Hoffman.

Hi. I´ m Mike. What´ s your name? Hi. I´m Daniel, but everyone calls me Dan.

Less formal

PRACTICE WHAT YOU LEARN

A. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DIALOGUES USING THE INFORMATION FROM SECTIONS 3, 4 AND 5 OR ANY OTHER APPROPRIATE RESPONSE. THEN PRACTICE THEM IN PAIRS.

Example:

A: Bill, this is Joe.

B: Hi, Joe.

C: Hi, Bill.

Situation 1 Situation 2

A: ………………………… Susan: Hello, Pete!

B: Hi, Kathy. How are you? Pete : ………… …………….. ?

A: …………………………. Susan: OK. ……………… ?

B: Not so bad. Pete : I´ m perfect.

Situation 3 Situation 4

A: Hi. My name´ s ……………. A: Good evening, Mr. Brown !

B: I´ m …………………………. B: ………………., Ms. White !

A: Nice to meet you, Erika.

B: …………………………………

Situation 5

Mr. Jason: Good morning, Mrs. …………………………..

Mrs. Carter: ……………….., Mr. Jason. I´ d like you to meet Henry Sakato.

Mr. Jason: Nice to meet you.

Mr. Sakato: ………………………………………………….

Situation 6

John: Hello, I´m John Brandon.

Deborah: …………………………………? I´m Deborah Beck.

John: ……………………………………...

Deborah: Pleased to meet you, too.

Situation 7

Jerry: Hi, I ´m Jerry. What´ s your name?

Margaret: Hi, …………………….., but everyone calls me Peggy.

Nice to see you, Jerry.

Jerry: …………………………………… Where are you from, Peggy?

Margaret: I´ m from Mexico. And you?

Jerry: ………………….Canada.

Situation 8

Emily: Good afternoon, Professor Klump!

Professor: ………………….., ……………………….How are you?

Emily: ………………………., ……………………….I´ d like to introduce my sister

Amanda.

Amanda: Glad to meet you, Professor Klump!

Professor: ……………………………………….

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