JORGE HARIM URBAN BARRON

1. TICS AREA S.I
1 ”A” TM
MISS. ALEJANDRA AGUILAR GONZALEZ
STUDENT: JORGE HARIM URBAN BARRON
CONTENT:
•SAY HELLO AND GOOD-BYE
•ALPHABET
•ORDINAL NUMBERS AND CARDINAL NUMBERS
•PERSONAL INFORMATION

3. SAY HELLO AND GOOD-BYE
 "Hey there" : This is casual, friendly, and familiar.
 "Good morning" or "good afternoon" : These greetings are
generally more formal and are often used in restaurants, hotels,
shops or at work between colleagues.
 "How are you doing today?" : This is formal and might be used
between a professional and a client or customer or between
colleagues or a boss and his or her workers.
 "How's everything?" : This is simply another way of saying "how
are you." It is usually used casually.
 "How's it going?" : This is casual, especially when you shorten it
as in "How's it going'?"
"Good evening": This is formal and is often used in upscale
(expensive) hotels or restaurants to greet guests.

4. SAY HELLO AND GOOD-BYE
"See you later" or "see ya later" : This becomes more casual
when you use "ya" instead of "you.“
 "Gotta go!" This is used in casual situations when you want to
escape the conversation quickly and you don't want to go through
a longer or more sentimental goodbye.
 "Have a good one" : This means, "have a nice day" and is
used casually, but it could be used between strangers, friends,
colleagues, or family members.
"Talk to you soon" : This is used more often in writing emails
or on the phone than in daily spoken interactions. It is usually
casual.