How can you greet your classmate and teacher when report?

The best way to greet your classmate and teacher when giving a report depends on the formality of your setting. Here are a few options:

Formal:

* To the teacher: "Good morning/afternoon, [Teacher's name]. I'm ready to present my report."

* To the class: "Good morning/afternoon, class." (said after addressing the teacher)

Slightly less formal (but still respectful):

* To the teacher: "Good morning/afternoon, [Teacher's name]. I'd like to begin my report now."

* To the class: "Hello, everyone." (said after addressing the teacher)

Things to avoid:

* Informal greetings like "Hey" or "What's up?"

* Ignoring your teacher and addressing the class first. Always acknowledge your teacher first.

* Mumbling or speaking too quietly. Project your voice so everyone can hear.

Remember to maintain eye contact with your teacher and class throughout your greeting and your report. A confident and polite greeting sets a positive tone for your presentation.