گرامر روزمره ۱: خداحافظی در گفتگوی رسمی

1. 0:07Hi, Dr. Jill.
2. 0:09I heard there is a goodbye party for Mary tomorrow.
3. 0:12Are you going?
4. 0:13Of course! She's been a great intern.
5. 0:16You know, that gives me an idea.
6. 0:18We could talk about ways to say goodbye.
7. 0:21There sure are a lot of ways to do it.
8. 0:24Some are more formal, and some use slang expressions.
9. 0:28Let's start with the formal expressions.
10. 0:32I'm sure everyone Everyone watching us knows goodbye.
11. 0:35That may be one of the oldest expressions.
12. 0:38It comes from the saying, God be with ye.
13. 0:42That was used more than 500 years ago.
14. 0:45And so now we say goodbye, or the shorter form bye, as a simple way to part from someone.
15. 0:53But we have some expressions that use the command or imperative form, as in, have a good day.
16. 1:00That can also be just, good day, if you are speaking British English.
17. 1:06But we aren't, Dr. Jill.
18. 1:08Remember, this show is about American English.
19. 1:12Oh yeah. OK, you said have is the imperative form of the verb.
20. 1:18The imperative form gives instructions, directions or commands.
21. 1:22When you part with someone and you want to wish them a good time, you can use this general structure.
22. 1:29Have, plus a, plus adjective, plus period of time.
23. 1:35Have a good night.
24. 1:37Other examples are, Have a wonderful weekend.
25. 1:41Have a nice day.
26. 1:42You know, it's getting late, so I think it's time for me to say goodbye.
27. 1:47Wait, we still have to teach the informal ways to say goodbye.
28. 1:52That's okay. We can do it tomorrow.
29. 1:55Bye-bye. And that's everyday grammar.

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