Class 1 English - BIHAR
Greetings
Welcome to the exciting world of English! In this chapter, Class 1 students learn how to greet people politely at different times of the day. Greetings are the first step in building good manners and communication skills. Students will learn simple words like 'Good morning', 'Good afternoon', 'Hello', and 'Goodbye'. Understanding and using these words correctly is very important for daily conversation and forms the foundation of English language learning in the Bihar (BSEB) curriculum, helping young learners gain confidence in speaking English both inside and outside the classroom.
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Morning Greeting
We say 'Good morning' when we meet someone early in the day, after waking up.
Afternoon and Evening Greeting
We say 'Good afternoon' in the middle of the day and 'Good evening' when the sun goes down.
Meeting Someone
We say 'Hello' or 'Hi' with a smile when we meet our friends and teachers.
Parting Greeting
We say 'Goodbye' or 'Bye' when we are leaving school or parting ways with someone.
Polite Words
Using words like 'Please', 'Thank you', and 'Sorry' makes our greetings even better and shows good manners.
Important Formulas
Board Exam Info
In the Bihar (BSEB) Class 1 English oral and written exams, this chapter usually carries around 5 to 10 marks. Common question types include matching greetings to pictures, filling in the blanks for time-based greetings, and oral recitation of greeting phrases.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should we say Good morning?
We should say Good morning from sunrise until 12 o'clock in the afternoon.
What is the difference between Hello and Goodbye?
We say Hello when we meet someone, and we say Goodbye when we are leaving.
How should I greet my teacher in school?
You should greet your teacher by saying 'Good morning, Teacher' or 'Good afternoon, Teacher' with a smile.
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