GREETING

1. Greetings following the time
Example
Harry       : “Good morning, Debbie”.
Debbie    : “Good morning”.

2. Formal Greetings
Example Kenneth : “Good morning, Gilbert.”
Gilbert      : “Good morning, Kenneth.”
Kenneth   : “How are you today?”
Gilbert      : “Well, not really well. I couldn’t sleep last night. I have a headache now.”
Kenneth   : “Oh, I am really sorry to hear that.”

3. Informal Greetings Here are some examples:
• Hi
• Hello
• What’s up?
• How’s life?
• How is it going?

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