EX. 2. How would you address the following people?
1. your aunt Mary Smith
e. a friend of your own age (Sandra Robinson)
3 Sandra's father mother
4 a university professor PhD (Richard Hage, 1st meeting)
5. a girl of 17 not married (Sandy Abbot)
6 a stranger of 27/70
* your English teacher
8 your doctor (George West)
9. director of the Company you work for
10. an older colleague (Paul Franklin)
11. an elderly woman in the street
12 a married woman of 35 (Judy Forsyte)

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Aunt Mary Smith - Hello Aunt Mary, how are you doing?

Sandra Robinson (friend of your own age) - Hey Sandra, what's up?

Sandra's father and mother - Hello Mr. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson, it's nice to meet you.

Professor Richard Hage (PhD, 1st meeting) - Good afternoon Professor Hage, it's a pleasure to meet you.

Sandy Abbot (17 years old, not married) - Hi Sandy, how are you today?

A stranger aged 27/70 - Excuse me, sir/ma'am, may I ask for directions?

Your English teacher - Good morning/afternoon/evening, Mr./Mrs. [Teacher's last name], how are you?

Dr. George West (your doctor) - Hello Dr. West, I hope you're having a good day.

Director of the Company you work for - Good morning/afternoon, Mr./Ms. [Director's last name], I have some ideas I'd like to discuss with you.

Paul Franklin (older colleague) - Good evening Paul, how was your day at work?

An elderly woman in the street - Excuse me, ma'am, may I help you with something?

Judy Forsyte (married woman aged 35) - Hello Judy, how are things going with you and your family?