It is very important to vary how you say hello in English. Most English speakers don't use the same phrase all the time, unconsciously they change according to the situation, or the person they are speaking to.
Read this article and discus it with your English teacher
http://www.fluentu.com/english/blog/english-greetings-expressions/
Key Terms
slang expressions
casual
formal
informal
uncommon
jokingly
Questions
Which phrase do you use most often? Wny?
Which phrase was new to you?
Will you use this new phrase more now that you have learned it?
Do you use formal English or slang most of the time? Why?
When you speak, do you plan out your speech ahead of time?
Do you usually "think on your feet?"
How do you practice speaking with a teacher or a friend? Why?
How far ahead do you plan what to day when you are in a business meeting?
Is this different when you are with friends?
Lesson Plan by Rachael Alice Orbach - Professional English teacher
Read this article and discus it with your English teacher
http://www.fluentu.com/english/blog/english-greetings-expressions/
Key Terms
slang expressions
casual
formal
informal
uncommon
jokingly
Questions
Which phrase do you use most often? Wny?
Which phrase was new to you?
Will you use this new phrase more now that you have learned it?
Do you use formal English or slang most of the time? Why?
When you speak, do you plan out your speech ahead of time?
Do you usually "think on your feet?"
How do you practice speaking with a teacher or a friend? Why?
How far ahead do you plan what to day when you are in a business meeting?
Is this different when you are with friends?
Lesson Plan by Rachael Alice Orbach - Professional English teacher
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