Class 1 English - PUNJAB

Greetings

The chapter 'Greetings' for Class 1 Punjab (PSEB) students introduces young learners to basic polite English words used in everyday life. Students learn how to say hello when they meet someone, wish their teachers and parents in the morning and evening, say thank you for help, and say goodbye when leaving. This chapter is very important for the PSEB board exams as it builds foundational communication skills, teaches good manners, and typically includes picture-matching, fill-in-the-blanks, and matching the time of day with the correct greeting.

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Key Concepts

Morning Greeting

We say 'Good Morning' to everyone when we meet them in the early part of the day, usually before afternoon.

Afternoon and Evening Greetings

We say 'Good Afternoon' after 12 noon and 'Good Evening' when the sun starts to set.

Polite Words

We use 'Thank you' when someone gives us something or helps us, and 'Please' when we want to ask for help.

Meeting and Parting

We say 'Hello' or 'Namaste' when meeting friends, and 'Goodbye' or 'Bye-bye' when we leave them.

Important Formulas

Good Morning = Used from sunrise till 12:00 noon
Good Afternoon = Used from 12:00 noon to 4:00 PM
Good Evening = Used from 4:00 PM until bedtime
Good Night = Used only when going to sleep at night

Board Exam Info

In Punjab (PSEB) Class 1 English exams, this chapter generally carries about 5 to 8 marks. Common question types include matching greetings with the correct time of day, filling in missing letters in greeting words, and choosing the right polite word for a given picture.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should we say Good Morning?

We say Good Morning in the morning when we wake up or meet someone before 12 o'clock in the afternoon.

What do we say when we get a gift from someone?

We say 'Thank you' when someone gives us a gift or helps us.

Is Good Night a greeting when we meet someone at night?

No, 'Good Night' is used only when we are parting ways at night or going to sleep. When meeting someone at night, we say 'Good Evening'.

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