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Greetings and Introductions Guide

This document contains common greetings, introductions, personal information questions, and responses for conversations. It includes sections on the alphabet, numbers, months, family members, countries and nationalities, occupations, days of the week, and ways to say goodbye. Sample dialogues provide responses to questions about name, age, marital status, job, hometown, and well-being.

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Greetings and Introductions Guide

This document contains common greetings, introductions, personal information questions, and responses for conversations. It includes sections on the alphabet, numbers, months, family members, countries and nationalities, occupations, days of the week, and ways to say goodbye. Sample dialogues provide responses to questions about name, age, marital status, job, hometown, and well-being.

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GREETINGS

Hello
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
How do you do?
How are you? I am fine, thank you.
Well, thank you./OK, thank you./ Alright, thank you.
Not (very) well, I am afraid.
And (how are) you?
Fine, thank you.
ALPHABET
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn
Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
PERSONAL INFORMATION
What is your first name? I am/ I’m _____________.
What is your last name/ surname/ family name? ________________.
How do you spell it/your first name/ your last name? _________________________.
INTRODUCTIONS
My name is _____________.
I am _________________.
Nice/I am glad to meet you.
Thank you. Nice/I am glad to meet you.
How are you feeling?
I am feeling a little hot/cold (un)happy/sad/upset
a bit hungry/full busy/free
quite sleepy (dis)pleased
rather tired/rested thirsty
very energetic
bored/interested
nervous/calm/relaxed
lonely
NUMBERS
1 one 11 eleven
2 two 12 twelve 20 twenty
3 three 13 thirteen 30 thirty
4 four 14 fourteen 40 forty
5 five 15 fifteen 50 fifty
6 six 16 sixteen 60 sixty
7 seven 17 seventeen 70 seventy
8 eight 18 eighteen 80 eighty
9 nine 19 nineteen 90 ninety
10 ten
a hundred a thousand a million

How old are you? I am ______________(years old).


What is your address? It is ______________________________________.
What is your (tele)phone number? It is ________________________.

to be:
I am I am not Am I..? How/What/Where/When am I..?
He is He is not Is he...? How/What/Where/When is he...?
She is She is not Is she...? How/What/Where/When is she...?
It is It is not Is it...? How/What/Where/When is it...?
We are We are not Are we...? How/What/Where/When are we...?
You are You are not Are you...? How/What/Where/When are you...?
They are They are not Are they...? How/What/Where/When are they...?

How is your mother/ wife/ daughter? _____ ____ fine.


How is your father/ husband/ son? _____ ____ OK.
How is your job/ pet? _____ _____ not bad.
How are your children/ parents? _____ _____ well.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
MARITAL STATUS Are you married? Yes, I am.
No, I am not. I am single/ divorced/
separated/ a widow(er)/ widowed.
Ordinal NUMBERS
the first the eleventh
the second the twelfth the twentieth
the third the thirteenth the thirtieth
the fourth the fourteenth the fortieth
the fifth the fifteenth the fiftieth
the sixth the sixteenth the sixtieth
the seventh the seventeenth the seventieth
the eighth the eighteenth the eightieth
the ninth the nineteenth the ninetieth
the tenth

MONTHS
January February March April May June July August
September October November December
DATE OF BIRTH What is your date of birth?
It’s the _________ of _______________.
When is your birthday?
It’s on the _____________ of _____________.
When were you born?
I was born on the ____________ of _________, 19___.
FAMILY MEMBERS
a father parents a grandfather grandparents
a mother a grandmother
a son children a grandson grandchildren
a daughter a granddaughter
a brother siblings
a sister
an uncle
an aunt
a nephew
a niece
a cousin a second cousin
a husband a spouse
a wife
IN-LAWS
a father-in-law
a mother-in-law
a son-in-law
a daughter-in-law
a brother-in-law
a sister-in-law

How was your morning/ day/ week/ weekend?


It was a little tiring
a bit difficult/ hard// easy
quite (un)pleasant
rather busy
very usual/ typical/ ordinary
stressful
hectic
(un)productive

I – my my family/my job/my pet(s)


He – his his business/his address/his phone number
She – her her mother/ her children/ her name
It – its its number/ its colo(u)r
We – our our meeting/ our class/ our job
You – your your age/ your wife/ your son
They – their their school/ their homework
My daughter’s name is ...
My wife’s business is ...
My children’s pet is ...
Your parents’ address is ...
What is your sister’s name?
What is your son’s phone number?
What are your children’s hobbies?
Where are you from? I am (I’m) from Ukraine.
What is your nationality? I’m Ukrainian.
What is your country of citizenship? Ukraine.
Where were you born? I was born in Ukraine.
COUNTRY NATIONALITY/LANGUAGE
Ukraine Ukrainian
Russia Russian
Korea Korean
Romania Romanian
Austria Austrian
Italy Italian
India Indian
The U.S.A. American
Canada Canadian
Australia Australian
The U.K./Great Britain British
Ireland Irish
Scotland Scottish
Wales Welsh
Finland Finish
Poland Polish
Sweden Swedish
Denmark Danish
Turkey Turkish
Japan Japanese
China Chinese
Portugal Portuguese
Lebanon Lebanese
France French
Germany German
The Netherlands/Holland Dutch
Switzerland Swiss
What is your occupation? I’m a(n) _____________________________________.
What is your job?
What do you do?

DAYS OF THE WEEK


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
SAYING GOOD-BYE
Good-bye
Bye-bye
See you on ___________.
Have a nice day/week/weekend.

A man is never too old to learn.


never
old
too
to learn
too hard/too hungry/ too tired...
Every man is an architect of his own fortune.
every
an architect
architecture
own
to own
an owner
fortune
fortunate
fortunately
unfortunately
It is easy to be wise after the event.
easy
wise
an event
eventful
It is easy/hard/difficult/ important/late/unproductive to ...

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