Motivational Story

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                                Motivational Story There are many beautiful and uplifting things in life, but there is also loss. Losing a loved one can trigger intense feelings of grief. For some people, this grief can lead to  depression  or make underlying. *The extinguished candle* A father loved his four-year-old daughter Mini. While returning from office, he used to bring various kinds of toys and food items daily for her. The daughter also used to have a lot of affection for her father and always used to call her father-father in a flute's voice. The days were good days, suddenly one day the Mini had a very high fever, all got scared, they ran to the doctor, but carrying her, Mini died. As the family felt that the mountain itself was broken and the condition of the father became like a dead person. Even after weeks of going to the Mini, he would not talk to anyone ... just keep on crying. Even he left office and stopped coming out of the house. The n
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Grammar

            Greetings & Introduction

*                      Formal Greetings
Ø Hello
Ø Nice to meet you
Ø Pleased to meet you
Ø Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening

*                      Informal Greetings
Ø Hi / Hey / How are you?
Ø Morning / Afternoon / Evening
Ø How’s it going? (How is it going?)
Ø What’s up? (What is up?)
Ø How’re you doing? (How are you doing?)
Ø How are the things?

NOTE:
He’s = he is                                                  They’re = they are
She’s = she is                                                 We’re = we are
It’s = it is                                                         you’re = you are
Alex’s = Alex is                                               I’m = I am

*                      Giving personal information
Ø My name’s Alex. (name’s = name is)
Ø I’m Alex (I’m = I am)
Ø I’m Indian. I’m from India.
Ø I live at Uttam Nagar in Delhi. (I’m live)
Ø I’m a teacher. I’m an English teacher.

  Practice: Complete the sentences
·      My name’s …………….
·      I’m ……………………
·      I’m ……….. I’m from ……………..
·      I live in ……………
·      I’m a/an ……………………

*                      Ask for personal information
Ø What’s your name? (What your name?)
Ø Where are you from? (Where you from?)
Ø Where do you live? (Where you live?)
Ø What do you do? / What’s your job?
  Practice: Complete the questions
·      What’s ……………..?
·      Where are ………………….?
·      Where do ………..?
·      What do ……….? / What’s ……………..?

Ask me
·      ……………………………?
·      My name’s Alex.
·      ……………….?
·      I’m from Cambridge. I’m British.
·      ………………….?
·      I live in London.
·      ………..? ……………?            

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