English Independent Curriculum – Grade 1 Elementary School Lesson 1 - Greetings and Leave-takings

Greetings in English
📌 Greetings involve phrases used when meeting someone, such as "Hi," "Hello," or asking "How are you?"
🗣️ Responses to "How are you?" include "I'm fine thanks," "I'm very well thanks," or "Not too bad thank you."
🌅 Time-specific greetings are "Good morning" (morning), "Good afternoon" (daytime), and "Good evening" (late afternoon/evening before bed).

Formal and Informal Expressions
🤝 The formal greeting "How do you do" is used when meeting someone for the first time as an alternative to "Hello."
💬 The appropriate response to "How do you do" is simply repeating "How do you do."

Leave Taking (Farewells)
👋 Common phrases for saying goodbye include "Bye," "Goodbye," and "See you."
⏳ A variation for saying goodbye later is "See you later."

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Practice using greetings like "Hi" and "Hello" for informal meetings and "How are you" to inquire about someone's well-being.
➡️ Understand that "How do you do" is a formal greeting used only upon initial introduction, and it is mirrored as a response.
➡️ Master time-based good wishes: "Good morning," "Good afternoon," and "Good evening" correctly based on the time of day.

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