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Greetings and introductions
Use hello for a general greeting. Good morning fits the morning; good evening is used when meeting someone in the evening. Good night is usually a farewell or bedtime expression. Introduce yourself with My name is plus your name. In a question, What is your name? asks for the other person’s name.
Practise both directions: recognize the target phrase, then produce it from its meaning. Repeat after available audio, cover the text, and try again. Audio availability depends on your browser’s installed voices; this tool does not grade pronunciation.
Worked example
Mini-dialogue: choose a greeting, introduce your name, and say thank you using the phrases below.
Try it yourself
Practise three phrases with the text covered. Revisit them tomorrow and again later in the week.
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Check your understanding
Which expression matches this situation: greeting someone
The target expression is Hello. Compare its use with the context notes above.
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