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Practice flashcards defining key greetings, farewells, personal information questions, subject pronouns, and Wh question structures from Lesson 1.
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Greetings
Used to start conversations: "Hi", "Hello", "Good morning".
Farewells
Used to end conversations: "Goodbye", "See you later", "Have a nice day".
Hey
An informal greeting.
What’s up?
An informal greeting used to greet someone and start a conversation.
It’s a pleasure to meet you
A formal greeting used when meeting someone for the first time.
Long time no see
A greeting used when meeting someone you already know after not seeing them for a period of time.
I go by…
An informal way to state your name.
Take care
A farewell phrase used to end a conversation.
How old are you?
Used to ask about their age.
Where are you from?
Used to ask someone about their country of origin.
Where do you live?
Used to ask about the city or address someone resides in.
What do you do for a living?
Used to ask someone about their job or occupation.
Subject Pronouns
"I", "You", "He", "She", "It", "We", and "They".
Verb be
A verb that conjugates into the forms "am", "are", and "is" depending on the subject.
Wh Questions
Questions that usually start a sentence with question words like "What", "Where", or "How", typically reversing the subject and the verb.