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Hello.
A greeting for anyone.
Say it when you meet someone, at any time of day. The last part is the strongest: hel‑LO.
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Good morning.
A polite greeting for the morning.
Use it in the morning with anyone, including people you don't know. Say MORN most strongly: good MORN‑ing.
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Thank you.
What you say when someone helps you or gives you something.
Say the first word most strongly: THANK you. For th, put your tongue lightly between your teeth and blow out air.
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Goodbye.
What you say when you leave.
Use it with anyone when you leave. The last part is the strongest: good‑BYE.
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The recordings use American English.
This course starts with polite English that you can use with anyone, including people you don't know. Later, you'll also learn the casual words friends use, like Hi and Bye.
You can do this activity without audio or a microphone.
Draft course content. A full teaching guide for this block is not included yet.
Question 1 of 3
Listen. Which picture matches?
Play the recording, then choose the picture that matches it.
Question 2 of 3
You walk into a shop in the morning. How do you greet the shop assistant politely?
Choose one expression, then check your answer.
Question 3 of 3
You've paid and said thank you. Now you're walking out of the shop. What do you say?
Try it from memory first. You can open a hint if you need one.
You completed the activity
You matched a word with its picture and chose a polite greeting and a goodbye. Come back after a day and try them again from memory.
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