Welcome to this crossword puzzle about greetings and introductions in English! Practice the essential words and phrases you need to meet new people and start a conversation. From saying “hello” to asking someone’s name, this activity will help you build your very first steps in English communication. Have fun!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. An informal way to say hello
- 5. Refers to people as object
- 9. To use words to communicate
- 10. A title for a man
- 11. Has not in short form
- 13. A person you do not know
- 14. Many times frequently
- 16. In addition, too
- 19. To present someone or oneself to another person
- 20. A happy expression on your face
- 21. Kind and pleasant to others
Down
- 1. Gripping hands when meeting someone
- 2. At which place
- 3. Was not in short form
- 4. A talk between two or more people
- 6. Sweet baked dessert
- 7. A person you like and trust
- 8. A word or action used to welcome someone
- 12. In a respectful and courteous manner
- 15. A word before someones name
- 17. Not fitting tightly
- 18. Simply or only
Answers
Show the answers
Across
- 1. An informal way to say hello → howdy
- 5. Refers to people as object → whom
- 9. To use words to communicate → speak
- 10. A title for a man → mister
- 11. Has not in short form → hasnt
- 13. A person you do not know → stranger
- 14. Many times frequently → often
- 16. In addition, too → also
- 19. To present someone or oneself to another person → introduce
- 20. A happy expression on your face → smile
- 21. Kind and pleasant to others → friendly
Down
- 1. Gripping hands when meeting someone → handshake
- 2. At which place → where
- 3. Was not in short form → wasnt
- 4. A talk between two or more people → conversation
- 6. Sweet baked dessert → cake
- 7. A person you like and trust → friend
- 8. A word or action used to welcome someone → greeting
- 12. In a respectful and courteous manner → politely
- 15. A word before someones name → title
- 17. Not fitting tightly → loose
- 18. Simply or only → just
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