'Formal greeting' presentation slideshows

Greetings

Greetings. ( ?? ). Korean Greetings. We use different greetings for different situations: Telephone. Informal. Polite. Formal. Telephone Greeting?. ???? . Yeoboseyo. Informal Greeting?. ?? ! Annyeong!. Polite Greeting?. ????? . Annyeong haseyo. Formal Greeting?. ?????? .

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Functional English Specific Situations

Functional English Specific Situations. What to say? When to say?. A] Informal Greetings: Hi /Hello, How are you? When you meet someone you know Reply : Fine Thanks. And you? Not bad. How about you?.

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Why is it a good idea to write in first person narrative voice for the directed writing question?

Why is it a good idea to write in first person narrative voice for the directed writing question?. C/W. 7 th May. LO: how do I achieve a Band 2 in the Directed Writing question?. Discuss the LO with someone near you. Feedback. Instructions.

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Word choice

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Writing a Business Letter

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Evaluate to Motivate

Evaluate to Motivate. Why Evaluate?. Logical Communication is not a one way process Did your communication succeed? How could it have been more effective? How did others receive my message?. Why Evaluate?. Emotional Support speaker Encouragement on their journey

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Business Letter

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Business Letter

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Email Etiquette

The Business Email Writing Program & Communication Skills Training conducted by us teaches the established rules for business email etiquette. Effective business writing helps improve productivity.

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Finland

Finland. Birthday Greeting: Onneski Olkoon Means To Your Happiness!. New Zealand. Birthday Greeting is in English, Happy Birthday! The Maori language is reserved for ceremonies and special occasions. Malaysia. Birthday Greeting: In the Malay Language is Selamat hari jadi

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Monday March 28

Monday March 28. India Greetings: The Namaste is India's traditional greeting. One presses the palms together (fingers up) below the chin and says Namaste (in the south, Namaskaram ). For superiors or to show respect, a slight bow is added. Tuesday March 29. Japanese greetings:

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Dialogues( Formal Greetings)

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