Question

关于接待的英语作文

Answer 1

Introduction
In the US,women greet with kisses,hugs,handshakes,waves and nods--even a slight smile.Determining the right greeting to offer a foreigner is more of an art than a science,as intuition must play a role.
Instructions
Steps
1Step OneShake hands with strangers you've just been introduced to,whether you're in a social or business setting.There are very few exceptions to this rule--of course,if the stranger is your future daughter-in-law you should go ahead and hug her.By the same token,if the woman is your ex-husband's vicious divorce attorney,it's fine to nod rather than make physical contact.
2Step TwoAssess your relationship with female acquaintances before greeting them.Close friends and family members appreciate hugs and/or kisses.As for the friend of a friend you keep running into at parties but don't socialize with,a wave and smile or nod is appropriate.In a business setting,hand-shaking is a warmer greeting than non-physical contact.
3Step ThreeConsider how long it's been since you last saw the woman.If you just saw her earlier that day and hugged her hello then,a wave and smile is appropriate.If it's been months or years,a tight hug and squeals of "I've missed you!" might be in order for someone very dear to you.On the other hand,a high school classmate you haven't seen in decades might be more comfortable with a non-physical greeting.

Answer 2

Today is Sunday. I didn’t go to school. When the door bell rang, I was watching TV in the morning. I opened the door. Oh, my god! They’re my uncle and aunt! They are from Australia. I let them in and sit down on the sofa.
Then I brought some Chinese green tea for them. They both said the tea was wonderful. Uncle John is a computer programmer. Aunt Mary is a actor. They didn’t come to my house for a long time.

Answer 3

wife and many years younger. Her grandfather,