Language/English/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

ENGLISH USEFUL SCENTENCES

• Hello
• My name is Zara and I will share a few useful things about the English language. The English language contains a series of words and can get tricky when it comes to silent sounds or pronunciation.
• Lets get started:

• Greetings mostly include: Hello (hell - low), Hi and Hey but mostly everyone says Hello as it can be formal and casual.
• Farewells mostly include: Goodbye (good - bye) and See you later, Goodbye being the most used.
• "How are you" is the most asked question in our culture
• Certain sentences call for different occasions so i am going to explain useful sentences to use when: visiting someone you know/just met, writing an email and an important meeting.
• 1. Meeting somebody:
• First you say a greeting, mostly hello.
• Ask their name if you don't know : "What is your name?" if you do know their name then move onto the next sentence.
• Then you ask a question, like "how are you?" or "What have you done today" both help the conversation to start.
• If you know the person well and are close friends, ask about the family, we find it very thoughtful...... if you dont know the person well, ask a fun question such as "What are your hobbies?" or "What are your favorite foods?"
• After this, the conversation should slide easily, don't forget to answer your friends answer with a question or reply otherwise things may get awkward.
• Writing an email:
• First say a greeting like Hello or if you are very close, Hi.
• Say Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening after that too if you are wanting to be polite.
• Write nicely what you want to say, remembering to be very modest as you don't want them to take it the wrong way.
• After that, end with: "Kind Regards (your name)" or "Thanks, (your name)"
• Important Meeting
• First, Say a greeting, Hello is always recommended.
• Introduce yourself with a " My name is ….., nice to meet you."
• This is normally followed by introductions from others
• Listen politely and focus on a positive attitude.
• Once finished end with a "thank you" or "I appreciate everything, thanks."

Thats all for today

Thanks

Zara