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Greetings and Closings Worksheet

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Greetings and Closings Worksheet

Two children greeting each other with friendly waves

👋 Part 1: Meeting a New Classmate

1. Circle the 5 best sentences for greeting a new classmate:

Hi, I'm Sarah. What's your name?

Hello! Are you new to our class?

Go away, I don't want to talk.

Nice to meet you! I like your backpack.

Would you like to sit with me?

You look silly today.

Welcome to our school!

Do you want to be friends?

2. Circle the 5 best sentences for ending a conversation nicely:

See you tomorrow!

It was nice talking to you.

I'm bored now. Bye.

Have a great day!

I hope we can play together soon.

You're annoying me.

Talk to you later!

Enjoy your lunch!

✏️ Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

3. Complete each sentence using these words: next, but, and, because, unless

a) I want to play with you _______ I need to finish my work first.

b) Let's be friends _______ sit together at lunch.

c) I can't play outside today _______ it's raining.

d) We can be partners _______ the teacher says no.

e) First we'll do maths, _______ we'll have reading time.

🗺️ Part 3: Giving Directions

4. Your new classmate asks where the kitchen is. Write directions using the words first, next, then:

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