Tracs Subject: English
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1.1.2.3 Expressing Pleasure in Meeting Someone (“Nice to meet you”) (SBASE)
We can say, Nice to meet you, when meeting someone new.
It is not polite to be kind or joyful when meeting a new classmate.
Saying nice to meet you shows that you are happy to see your new friend.
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1.1.3.2 Responding to Teacher’s Instructions (“Stand up”, “Sit down”, “Open your book”) (SBASE)
What instruction matches a student rising from their desk?
What instruction matches a student taking their seat?
What do you open when the teacher tells you to look at your lessons?
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1.1.2.2 Introducing Friends (“This is my friend…”) (SBASE)
We can say, This is my friend, when introducing someone to others.
It is not polite to introduce your friends to your classmates.
Introducing friends makes everyone feel happy and welcome.
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1.1.1.2 Asking and Answering “How are you?” – “I am fine, thank you” (SBASE)
Which of these does not belong as a polite reply?
Which of these is an odd item that is not a question about how you are?
Which of these items is not a polite conversational response?
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1.1.2.1 Asking and Stating Names (“What is your name?” / “My name is…”) (SBASE)
We ask, What is your name, when we want to know what a person is called.
It is not polite to tell anyone your name when they ask you.
When someone asks your name, you can answer by saying, My name is.
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1.1.2.3 Expressing Pleasure in Meeting Someone (“Nice to meet you”) (SBASE)
What do you say when you meet a new friend?
How should you feel and look when greeting someone new?
What is a polite reply when someone says nice to meet you?
