In American culture, when saying Goodbye to the host or hostess, the visitor may use the following expressions
A: Well, I’d better let you have some sleep
B: Tomorrow, you have to get up early, I must go now
C: I’ll have to go. Tomorrow I’ll go to work
D: I must say good-bye. My wife is waiting for me at home
E: We have to say goodbye now. We enjoyed the evening very much. Thanks a lot
F: I think I’d better be leaving now. It’s very nice to have a talk with you.
A: Well, I’d better let you have some sleep
B: Tomorrow, you have to get up early, I must go now
C: I’ll have to go. Tomorrow I’ll go to work
D: I must say good-bye. My wife is waiting for me at home
E: We have to say goodbye now. We enjoyed the evening very much. Thanks a lot
F: I think I’d better be leaving now. It’s very nice to have a talk with you.
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- A: It"s getting rather late, I have to say goodbye. B: ______ A: Why do you want to go now B: I"d like to say goodbye, too. C: You are welcome. D: Hope you had a good time. See you tomorrow.
- I have to go now because I must be _____for the appointment.
- — __________ — Drop in if you have time. — Sure. Bye! A: Do you think it is OK if I stay here? B: Do you mind if I leave now? C: There is still time left. D: Well, I must be going now.
- I won't see you off at the airport tomorrow, so I will wish you (). A: have a good journey now B: a good journey now C: would have a good journey now D: to have a good journey now
- Now I have to say _________ to you. A: end B: wave C: goodbye