Basic English Greetings and Vocabulary

Used to greet someone during the morning hours.

Used to greet someone during the afternoon hours.

Used to greet someone during the evening hours.

Used to greet someone before bed/at night.

Used to represent the speaker.

Used to represent the person (or people) being spoken to.

Used to represent a male person.

Used to represent a female person.

The number ten

Fifteen

The number 22

The number 75

The number 6

Words that replace nouns as the subject of a verb. Examples: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.

'Be' used to describe or say something about a subject. Negative forms use 'not' or contractions like 'isn't' or 'aren't'.

Indefinite articles used before singular nouns. Use "a" before words that start with a consonant sound and "an" before words that start with a vowel sound.

Shortened versions of words. Examples: I'm, you're, she's, we're, they're.

Common phrases and procedures for greeting people and expressing apologies for mistakes.

How to correctly introduce yourself, and acknowledge meeting someone else.

How to politely and effectively correct a mistake about a person's name.

Names of people in your class.