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    This document provides information about greetings and introductions in English. It includes common greetings like "Nice to meet you" and responses to "How are you?". It also discusses vocabulary for types of greetings like handshakes and hugs. Exercises are included to practice greetings, introductions, personal information and minimal word pairs.

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    This document provides information about greetings and introductions in English. It includes common greetings like "Nice to meet you" and responses to "How are you?". It also discusses vocabulary for types of greetings like handshakes and hugs. Exercises are included to practice greetings, introductions, personal information and minimal word pairs.

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    This document provides information about greetings and introductions in English. It includes common greetings like "Nice to meet you" and responses to "How are you?". It also discusses vocabulary for types of greetings like handshakes and hugs. Exercises are included to practice greetings, introductions, personal information and minimal word pairs.

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    Nice To Meet You - Lesson 1

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    This document provides information about greetings and introductions in English. It includes common greetings like "Nice to meet you" and responses to "How are you?". It also discusses vocabulary for types of greetings like handshakes and hugs. Exercises are included to practice greetings, introductions, personal information and minimal word pairs.

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    The key takeaways are about common greetings like 'Nice to meet you' and how to greet someone for the first time. It also talks about useful expressions and vocabulary used for greetings.

    Some common greetings and responses mentioned are 'Hello', 'How are you?' and responses like 'I'm fine thanks' and 'Not too bad, thanks'. It also talks about greetings like 'Nice to meet you'.

    Some physical greetings described are handshakes, hugs, bowing and high fives. It shows pictures of different types of greetings.

    Nice to meet you

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    Nice to meet you!
    Warm up

    A greeting something that is said or


    done to show people that you are happy to
    meet or see them. Nice to meet you
    sounds more appropriate when you first
    meet someone.
    2
    Nice to meet you!
    Useful Expressions
    How to Greet Someone at a Party

    3
    Nice to meet you!
    Basic Greetings and Replies

    Common responses to HOW ARE YOU?

    Hello John. How are you?


    1. Hello, Kelly! I’m fine thanks.
    2. Great! Thank you!
    3. I’m very well, Thank you!
    4. Not too bad, Thanks!
    5. Not very well, Thanks!

    Can you think of other responses?

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    Nice to meet you!
    Vocabulary
    Types of Physical Greetings
    Match the words with the pictures.

    1. Hugging
    2. Handshake
    A 3. Nose Rubbing
    B 4. Bowing
    5. High Five
    6. Kisses
    C

    E F
    D
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    Nice to meet you!
    Vocabulary Building

    Match A with B.

    1. What do you like to do in


    your free time?
    2. What do you do?
    a. I’m Japanese.
    3. Where are you from?
    b. Yes, I do.
    4. I’m English. How about you?
    c. I’m 22.
    5. Where do you work?
    d. I’m a doctor.
    6. Have you been to Australia?
    e. I’m from Osaka.
    7. Do you have any hobbies?
    f. I was born on August 2, 2000
    8. How old are you?
    g. I’m from Japan
    9. Which part of Japan are you
    h. I like to go swimming.
    from?
    i. I work at a hospital.
    10. When is your birthday?
    j. No, I haven't.

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    Nice to meet you!
    Speaking Exercise

    My name is Susan Miller.


    My name is Mr. Santini. My apartment
    My email address is number is 4-B.
    ***[email protected]
    ***TeacherJoe at worldnet-dot-com

    My name is William Chen.


    I’m Chinese. My address is
    294 River Street, Brooklyn,
    My name is David Carter.
    New York. My telephone
    I’m American. I'm from
    number is 469 – 7750.
    San Francisco.

    Change the words in red with your information.

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    Nice to meet you!
    Reading Exercise
    Katy and Kenji are meeting for the first time.

    Katy: Hi, I’m Katy. What’s your name?


    Kenji: Hello. May name’s Kenji. It’s nice to meet you.
    Katy: Nice to meet you to. Where are you from?
    Kenji: I’m from Japan.
    Katy: So, what do you do Kenji?
    Kenji: I’m a doctor – I work at a hospital in Tokyo. How about you?
    Katy: I am pre-school teacher – I look after pre-school age children.
    Kenji: Wow! Do you like it?
    Katy: Yes, I do. I love working with children.
    Kenji: What do you like to do in your free time?
    Katy: I like swimming and playing tennis. How about you?
    Do you have any hobbies?
    Kenji: Not really, but I enjoy watching baseball and I sometimes
    go to karaoke.

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    Nice to meet you!
    Reading Exercise

    Check your comprehension.


    1. Where is Kenji from?
    2. What does Kenji do?
    3. What does Katy do?
    4. Does Katy like her job? Why or why not?
    5. What does Katy like to do during her free time?
    6. What are Kenji’s hobbies?

    What about you?


    1. Where are you from?
    2. What do you do?
    3. Do you like your job? Why or why not?
    4. What do you do during your free time?

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    Nice to meet you!
    Minimal Pairs
    /i:/ sound (long e sound) /I/ sound (short i sound)
    heel hill
    wheel will
    steal still
    teen tin
    seat sit
    peel pill
    leave live
    sheep ship
    seal sill
    heat hit
    cheek chick
    feel fill

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    The End

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