Spoken English Level A1 (Day 2)

Spoken English Level- A1
Spoken English
Course
Level-A1
Day - 2
ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

Day 2: Speaking: Simple Greetings and Simple Responses
Let’s Begin:
Remember:
Use ‘Hi’ or ‘Hello’ when you talk to your friends or relatives. You can also say ‘Good
morning!’
But, it is better to say ‘Good morning! etc.’ to a teacher, boss, or anyone who holds
a senior position.
Activity 1:
How do we greet these people?
Complete the table below, using what you have just learned.
People Greeting Response
your teacher Good Morning, Sir/Madam! Good Morning!
your boss
your friends
your mother/ father
your colleague
your classmate
your doctor
your neighbor
your sister/ brother
a stranger
(someone you don’t know)

Activity 2:
Let’s learn some greetings and social expressions:
Greetings Wishing someone

General: Hi! / Hello! On Birthday: Happy Birthday! / Wish you
In the morning from 4 a.m. till 12 noon: many happy returns of the day! Wish you
Good morning! a happy birthday!
In the afternoon till 4 p.m.: Good For journey: Happy Journey! / Have a
afternoon! safe journey!
In the evening from 4 p.m. till 12 On Wedding: Happy wedding
midnight: Good evening! anniversary! / Wish you a happy married
life!
For Exam/ new job: All the best! / Best
of luck!
Response to some good news When someone is unwell
Congratulations! / That’s great! / That’s Take care. Get
good! That’s Wonderful! / I am happy for well soon.
you! Take your medicine on time.
Response to some bad news Saying ‘No’ politely
That’s sad! / I am sorry to hear that! / I am sorry! / Sorry, I am busy! / I have
Sorry to hear that! Don’t worry! Try some work. Sorry.
again.
Appreciating someone Taking leave
Good! / Well done! / Congratulations! / General: Bye! / Goodbye! / See you! /
Keep it up! / I am happy for you! Will catch you later!
During daytime: Have a nice day!
In the evening: Good night!
Other useful expressions
Excuse me.
Thank You.
Welcome
Please.
Sorry.
Activity 3: Let’s Practise:
Conversation 1: Conversation 2:
Ajay: Hi Rajiv! Sahil: Good morning!
Rajiv: Hi Ajay! How are you? Yuvraj: Good morning!
Ajay: I am fine. Thanks. Sahil: You have a nice watch.
Yuvraj: Thanks.
Sahil: Welcome!
Conversation 3: Conversation 5:
Pravin: I’ve scored 90 percent in my exam. Shivani: Hey! I got a new job!
Suresh: Well done! Keep it up. Devika: Congratulations!
Pravin: Thank you. Shivani: Thank you.
Devika: I want a treat from you.
Conversation 4: Shivani: Sure, let’s meet at 7 pm at
Ravi: Mahesh, we’re going for a picnic on Chaitanya Parathas. OK?
Sunday. Would you like to come with us? Devika: Great! Thanks!
Mahesh: I’m sorry. There is a family function Shivani: You are welcome. See you at
at home. 7.
Do you know?
I’m= I am I’ve= I
have That’s= That is

Situations for dialogue making:
1. Your friend has failed in an examination. What will you say to him?
Student A: Hey, you look sad. What’s wrong?
Student B: I have failed in my exam.
Student A: Sorry to hear that. Don’t worry. Try again. You will pass this time.
Student B: Thank you.
2. Your friend is getting married. What will you say to him?
Student A: Hey, I have some news to share.
Student B: Really? What is it?
Student A: I am getting married.
Student B: Wow! That’s great! When is the wedding?
Student A: It’s on 22nd November.
Student B: Where is it?
Student A: It’s at my native place.
Student B: Don’t forget to invite me.
Student A: Oh, come on! You are my best friend.
3. Your friend says,’ I am unwell’. What will you say to him/ her?
Student A: Hi! How are you?

Student B: I am unwell.
Student A: What’s wrong?
Student B: I have a cold and fever.
Student A: Please go to a doctor.
Student B: Yes, I will. Thanks!

4. Your classmate is in a sad mood as he has lost his wallet. What will
you say to him?
Student A: Hey! What’s wrong? You look sad.
Student B: I have lost my wallet.
Student A: Oh, no! How? Where?
Student B: I think I lost it on my way to college.
Student A: I am sorry to hear that. Don’t worry. Do let me know if

you need any help.
5. Your friend says ‘Let’s go to Lonavala’. What will you say

to him/ her?
Student A: Hey! The weather is lovely today. Let’s go somewhere.
Student B: Yes. What about Lonavala?
Student A: That’s a good idea. / I am sorry. I am busy today.
Student B:
Student A:
Student B:
6. Your best friend is afraid of speaking in English. What will

you say to him?
Student A:
Student B:
Student A:
Student B:

Remember:
Student A Student B
Don’t Say… Say…
Thanks! Thanks! Welcome!
It’s my birthday. Congratulations! Happy birthday!

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ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

Day 2: Speaking: Simple Greetings and Simple Responses

How do we greet these people?

ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

Let’s learn some greetings and social expressions:

Greetings Wishing someone

Activity 3: Let’s Practise:

ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

Situations for dialogue making:

Student A: Hey, you look sad. What’s wrong?

Student B: I have failed in my exam.

2. Your friend is getting married. What will you say to him?

Student A: Hey, I have some news to share.

Student B: Really? What is it?

Student A: I am getting married.

Student B: Wow! That’s great! When is the wedding?

Student A: It’s on 22nd November.

Student B: Where is it?

Student A: It’s at my native place.

Student B: Don’t forget to invite me.

Student A: Oh, come on! You are my best friend.

Student A: Hi! How are you?

Student A: What’s wrong?

Student B: I have a cold and fever.

Student A: Please go to a doctor.

Student B: Yes, I will. Thanks!

Student B: I have lost my wallet.

Student A: Oh, no! How? Where?

Student B: I think I lost it on my way to college.

Student A: I am sorry to hear that. Don’t worry. Do let me know if

5. Your friend says ‘Let’s go to Lonavala’. What will you say

Student A: That’s a good idea. / I am sorry. I am busy today.

6. Your best friend is afraid of speaking in English. What will

ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

Thanks! Thanks! Welcome!

It’s my birthday. Congratulations! Happy birthday!

ELTIS / Spoken English Level- A1 / April 2021

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