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Hola! Para la siguiente pregunta, el '' Va '' es comùn o no?
¿Cómo te va la vida?
Va
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Hi everyone
I would like to know if when ending a conversation, after '' Right, I'm off '', it is advisable or of common usage to add the phrases '' I loved this chin wag '' or '' it was nice chatting with you '' and so on. Moreover, should this specific kind of leaving always finish with bye/cheers or not?
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Hi everyone
I would like to know if when ending a conversation, after '' Right, I'm off '', it is advisable or of common usage to add the phrases '' I loved this chin wag '' or '' it was nice chatting with you '' and so on. Moreover, should this specific kind of leaving always finish with bye/cheers or not?
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Hola! Se puede contestar la siguiente pregunta de esta manera? Es comùn?
¿Cómo te va la vida?
Va
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Hi UK Native Speakers
When two people are being introduced each other formally, I know that they can say '' Good morning '', '' Hello '' and '' Good afternoon ''
So, based on common usage, if possible I would like to know in British English which of the following introductions is natural English and which is wrong or not used :
1) Good morning, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good morning, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
2) Good morning, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
3) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good morning, I'm Ms Willis, nice to meet you too.
4) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Ms Willis, nice to meet you too.
5) Good afternoon, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
6) Good afternoon, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good afternoon, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
7) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good afternoon I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
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Hi All
Why didn't anyone answer my question? Please see it at this link :
https://www.italki.com/posts/808539
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Hi UK Native Speakers
When two people are being introduced each other formally, I know that they can say '' Good morning '', '' Hello '' and '' Good afternoon ''
So, based on common usage, I would like to know in British English which of the following introductions is natural English and which is wrong or not used :
1) Good morning, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good morning, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
2) Good morning, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
3) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good morning, I'm Ms Willis, nice to meet you too.
4) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Ms Willis, nice to meet you too.
5) Good afternoon, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Hello, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
6) Good afternoon, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good afternoon, I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
1) Hello, I'm Mr Wallace, nice to meet you.
Good afternoon I'm Ms Wllis, nice to meet you too.
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I am here to improve my English since I am already an advanced learner. I have some grammar-related doubt. I hope someone will help me soon.
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