Question

hi!\ \¡hola!\
ǐ hǎo!\ we use many words to greet people. but we also greet others with gestures. whether the gestures are nods or handshakes, greetings follow different rules depending on your background or culture. you may also greet people differently depending on your relationship with them.

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in the united states, people use a variety of gestures to greet others. when people greet friends and classmates, they may use a casual nod, wave, or fist bump, and they may greet family members with a hug. in contrast, business associates or new acquaintances often use a more formal handshake.

fill in the blanks to explain different ways people greet each other in the united states.

in the united states, friends often greet each other with a nod or a wave . when relatives meet, they may hug each other . americans often use handshakes to greet people they
dont like
work with
follow around

Explanation:

The text specifies that casual gestures like nods/waves are for friends, hugs for relatives, and formal handshakes are for business associates or new acquaintances, which matches "work with" from the options.

Answer:

1. wave
2. hug each other
3. work with