Labels:text | electronics | screenshot | display | rectangle | software | computer icon | operating system OCR: Learn to Speak English - 1 Lesson 1: Immigration & Customs - Closer Look "There is" & "there are" are used frequently in English; these expressions can point out things or people ("There is my friend, Nancy.") or simply indicate - or question - the existence of something ("Is there any money in the bank?" /"There are too many people."). To point out something nearby, usually within reach, use the expressions "here is" & "here are" ("Here is my passport."/"Here are your keys.") Polite expressions that you will frequently hear and use are as follows: - May |? (Can I?) - I would like ... - Would you ... ? (Could you ... ? ) When you greet people in the U.S ., it is customary to use "Hello," which is more formal than "Hi." However, "hi" is frequently used, even when meeting Instructions Notes Listenmg In Exploring Exit Return
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