ENGLISH ZONE 1

By Eka Mulya Astuti

Penerbit Erlangga
 UNIT 1
MAKING NEW FRIENDS
Lesson 1: Nice to Meet You

Lesson 2: You are Invited

 LESSON 1
NICE TO MEET YOU

 Listening to dialogs expressing greetings and

introductions
 Making acquaintance
 Making friends by letters
 Writing a letter to a pen pal
GREETINGS

Saying Hello Responses

Good morning. Good morning.
Good afternoon. Good afternoon.
Good evening. Good evening.
How nice to see you! Yes, it’s been quite a while.
Hello, (name). Hello, (name).
How are you? Fine, thanks. And you?
Hi, (name). Hi, (name).
How’ve you been? Pretty good.
How are you doing? OK.
How you doing? Not bad.
Long time, no see. Yeah!
GREETINGS
Before Saying Goodbye Responses
Well, I’m afraid I have to be going. Thank you for coming.
It’s been a pleasure. Yes, I’ve enjoyed it.
It was nice to see you. It was good to see you.
Well, it’s getting late. Maybe we can talk again.
Nice to see you again. Nice to see you.
Thanks for coming. It was fun.
Maybe we could get together Sounds good.
sometime.
I’ve really got to go. OK. See you.
Got to go now. See you again.
GREETINGS
Saying Goodbye Responses
Until the next time we meet. Goodbye.
Good night, (name). Good night, (name).
Goodbye. Goodbye.
Have a nice . . . . You, too.
Talk to you later. Bye. Take it easy.
See you later. So long. Take care.
EXAMPLES OF GREETINGS
Saying Hello
Girl : Hi, Angga! Haven’t seen
you in ages!
Boy : Oh, hi Diana. It’s been a
long while, right?
Girl : How’s your family?
Boy : My parents are fine.
Thanks for asking. And by the
way Maya is in the junior high
school now.
Saying Goodbye
Boy : It was great seeing you
again. Maybe we could get
together sometime.
Girl : Sounds good. I’ll give you a
call.
Boy : OK. Great. Well, I’ll be
seeing you. Bye.
Girl : Bye.
INTRODUCTIONS

Introducer Response A Response B

I would like to introduce How do you do? How do you do?

...

I’d like to introduce . . . Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.

I’d like you to meet . . . Glad to meet you. Glad to meet you.
Pleased to meet you. Pleased to meet you, too.
Nice to meet you. I’ve heard so much about you.

This is . . . Hi. Hi.

SELF INTRODUCTIONS
Starter
Hello. I’m . . .
Hello. My name is . . .
I don’t think we’ve met. I’m . . .
Hi. I’m . . . What’s your name?
Response
How do you do? I’m . . .
Pleased to meet you. I’m . . .
Nice to meet you. I’m . .
Hi. I’m . . . , (but everyone calls me . . .)
EXAMPLES OF INTRODUCTIONS
Formal
Anggara : Mrs. Lamusu, I would
like to introduce my father, Mr.
Tri Setyono.
Dad, this is Mrs. Lisa Lamusu,
my teacher.
Mr. Tri Setyono : How do you do?
Mrs. Lisa Lamusu : How do you
do?
Informal
Cantika : I just moved into this
town. I’m Cantika, by the way.
What’s your name?
Ika : I’m Ika, but everyone calls
me “Bling Bling”.
Cantika : “Bling Bling”? Well, I
can see why, ha-ha. Pleased to
meet you, Bling Bling.
Ika : Pleased to meet you, too.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
POSSESSIVE FORMS

Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns

my mine
your yours
her hers
his his
our ours
their theirs
its -
GRAMMAR FOCUS
WH - QUESTIONS/ INFORMATION QUESTIONS
 to ask for specific information.
 begin with w/h- words such as who, what, where,
when, why, which, whose, how, how many, how
much, and how long.