Spoken English Course – Level 1 (Beginner)
Module 2: Greetings, Polite Words & Self-Introduction
1. What are Greetings?
Greetings are words or sentences we use when we meet someone.
They help us start a conversation politely and confidently.
In English, greetings change according to time, place, and relationship.
2. Types of Greetings
2.1 Common Daily Greetings
| Greeting |
When to Use |
| Good Morning |
Before 12 noon |
| Good Afternoon |
12 noon to 4 pm |
| Good Evening |
After 4 pm |
| Good Night |
Before sleeping / leaving |
Speaking Practice:
Say “Good Morning” loudly 5 times with a smile.
2.2 Informal Greetings
2.3 Formal Greetings
- Hello Sir / Madam
- Good Morning Sir
- Good Evening Ma’am
3. Polite Words (Magic Words)
Polite words show good manners and respect.
Using these words improves your personality.
| Word |
Usage |
| Please |
While requesting |
| Thank You |
After receiving help |
| Sorry |
When making a mistake |
| Excuse Me |
To get attention / pass |
Important: Polite words must be spoken with a soft and respectful tone.
Practice Sentences:
• Please help me.
• Thank you very much.
• Sorry for the mistake.
• Excuse me, may I come in?
4. Replying to Greetings
| Greeting |
Reply |
| Good Morning |
Good Morning |
| Hello |
Hello / Hi |
| How are you? |
I am fine, thank you. |
Speaking Drill:
A: How are you?
B: I am fine, thank you.
5. Self-Introduction (Basic Level)
Self-introduction means telling others about yourself in simple English.
5.1 Basic Introduction Structure
- Greeting
- Name
- Place
- Student / Profession
5.2 Example – Simple Self-Introduction
Hello,
My name is Rahul.
I am from Nageshwari.
I am a student.
Thank you.
5.3 Extended Self-Introduction
Good morning sir,
My name is Rahul Kumar.
I am from Nageshwari.
I am learning spoken English at SMART EDUCATIONS.
Thank you very much.
6. Daily Speaking Practice (Module 2)
- Practice greetings with 3 people daily
- Use polite words in every sentence
- Introduce yourself daily in front of mirror
- Speak slowly and clearly
