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    This document contains a list of common social expressions used for introductions, greetings, congratulations, thanks, apologies, requests, suggestions, invitations, and more. It is organized into categories like greetings, ways to take leave, expressions for special occasions, and phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, inviting, apologizing, etc. The list provides example expressions for each category to help one learn appropriate social language for different situations.

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    This document contains a list of common social expressions used for introductions, greetings, congratulations, thanks, apologies, requests, suggestions, invitations, and more. It is organized into categories like greetings, ways to take leave, expressions for special occasions, and phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, inviting, apologizing, etc. The list provides example expressions for each category to help one learn appropriate social language for different situations.

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    Name : _______________________________________ Class : ____________________

    List of Common Useful Social Expression INTRODUCTIONS


    AND RESPONSES
    • My name is Ahmad.
    COMMON
    GREETINGS • Atan, meet my brother, Abu.
    • Hi!
    • Hi, I’m Susan.
    • Hello!
    • Hello, my name is Hariri.
    • Good morning
    • This is my friend, Ai ling.
    • Good afternoon
    • Pleased to meet you.
    • Good evening
    • Nice to meet you.
    • Good night
    • How do you do?
    • How are you?
    • Goodbye!
    TO TAKE LEAVE /
    • Bye!
    To BID FAREWELL
    • Farewell!
    GREETINGS ON
    SPECIAL • Goodbye!
    • Happy New Year
    OCCASIONS
    • Bye!Bye!
    • Happy Thaipusam
    • Good night
    • Happy Chinese New Year
    • See you later.
    • Selamat Hari Raya
    • See you soon.
    • Happy Birthday
    • See you tomorrow.
    • Happy Anniversary
    • I’ve to go now.
    • Happy Deepavali
    • I’m leaving now.
    • Merry Christmas
    • Happy Mother’s Day
    • Happy Teacher’s Day

    HOMEWORK 1
    Name : _______________________________________ Class : ____________________

    TO CONGRATULATE TO GIVE
    PERMISSION
    • Congratulations! • Of course.
    • Well done! • Why not?
    • Excellent! • Yes, you may.
    • Good job! • Yes, you can.
    • That’s wonderful. • Certainly.
    • That was great. • Alright.
    TO AGREE
    TO THANK • Good idea.
    • Thanks. • That’s a great idea.
    • Thank you so much. • Excellent idea.
    • Thanks a lot. • That’s a good suggestion.
    • Thank you very much. • What a good idea!
    • I appreciate your help. • That’s a wonderful idea.
    • Thanks for your help.
    • Thanks a million. TO REFUSE / DECLINE
    TO APOLOGIZE • I am sorry. • No, thank you.
    • I apologize. • I’m sorry but I can’t.
    • It’s all right. • I don’t think so.
    • Please forgive me. • Sorry, I can’t make it.
    • I apologize for my mistake. • No, thank you.
    • Please accept my apology. • I’ll join you the next trip.

    HOMEWORK 2
    Name : _______________________________________ Class : ____________________

    TO ORDER • Would you like to go for a movie?


    • Be quiet! • Please join the gathering
    • Get out now! tomorrow.
    • Close the window. • Would you like to come to my
    • Shut the door house?

    TO ASK FOR
    PERMISSION
    • Excuse me. Is Mohan in? • May I borrow your pencil?
    TO INTERRUPT
    • Sorry to interrupt. What is the time, • Can I go out with Hamid, dad?
    please? • May I go to the toilet, please?
    • I’m sorry. Can you repeat that? • Can I use your handphone?
    • I’m sorry. What did you say just • Teacher, please may I go out?
    now? •
    TO SUGGEST
    TO INVITE • Shall we leave at 3 p.m.?
    • Would you like to come to my • I suggest we walk there.
    party? • Why don’t you join us, Diana?
    • Would you like to come with me?
    TO BEG/ PLEAD
    • Please come to my studio later.
    • Please accept my application.
    • I would like to invite you to my
    • I promise I will take care of myself.
    house.
    • Please give me another chance.
    • Would you like to join me?

    HOMEWORK 3
    Name : _______________________________________ Class : ____________________

    TO REQUEST
    • Can you give me a lift?
    • Will you close the window, please?
    • Do you mind switching on the
    light?

    TO DISAGREE
    • That’s not a good idea.
    • Sorry, I don’t think so.
    • I disagree with your point of view.

    TO AGREE
    • I agree with you.
    • Yes, that’s right!
    • You are right.

    TO PROMISE
    • I give you my words.
    • I won’t do it again.
    • I won’t tell anyone.

    HOMEWORK 4

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