Introducing Oneself | Grade X | KD 3.1

Introducing Oneself

| Grade X | KD 3.1

By : Dini

Objectives

1. The students are be able to great someone in English.

2. The students are able to introduce themselves to others.

3. The students are able to introduce others.

4. The students are able to talk about origin and occupations.

Read and Listen

Abdurrahman : Assalamu'alaikum

Ahmad : Wa'alaikumussalam

Abdurrahman : Are you new student?

Ahmad : Yes, my name is Ahmad bin Taufiq. I'm a new student here. I'm from Singapore.

Abdurrahman : I'm Abdurrahman, pleased to meet you.

Ahmad : Pleased to meet you too. This is the first time for me to study in boarding school. would you like to be my friend?

Read and Listen

Abdurrahman : Yes, of course.

Ahmad : By the way, what do you like to do in your free time?

Abdurrahman : Well, I like to recite Qur'an and I'm taking a tahfidz class. And sometimes paly football. What about you Ahmad?

Ahmad : Well, I like to hike and I'm learning to fly drone. I can't play football.

Abdurrhaman : If you don't mind, I will train you to play it.

Ahmad : Thank you.

Multiple Choice

Expression of self introduction ........

• What do you like to do in your free time?

• My name is Ahmad bin Taufiq

• I like recite Qur'am

Introducing Oneself : Expression & Responses

Greetings

• Hi! | Hi!

• Hello! | Hello!

• Good morning | Good morning

• How are you? | I'm fine

• Good evening | Good evening

• How are you doing? | Fine, thanks

Multiple Choice

How are you doing Aisha?

• I'm from Nevada

• Yes, I live next to the the chemist's

• I'm fine

Introducing Oneself : Expression & Responses

Self-introductions

• Hello, my name is Susan Brown. How do you do? | Hi, Susan. I'm Lucy. How do you do?

• Hey, how are you? I'm Susan. Nice to see you. | Hi, I'm Lucy, nice to meet you too.

• My name's Lucy. What yours? | My name's Susan. It has been a pleasure meeting you.

Multiple Choice

What should I call you?

• Just call me Fatima

• I'm afraid not

• I'm fine

Multiple Choice

It has been a pleasure meeting you. I look forward to seeing you again.

• pleased to meet you too.

• see you soon

• we are classmates

Multiple Choice

Pleased to meet you, Sarah

• See you soon

• Pleased to meet you, too

• No, we haven't

Introducing Oneself : Expression & Responses

Introducing others

• Jack, please meet Nicolas. | Hi, Nicolas. I am Rendra. How do you do?

• Jack, have you met Nicolas? | No, we haven't

• I'd like you to meet Liza | Hello Liza, I'm Jack

• I'd like to introduce you to Betty | Hi, betty. I'm Eric. Nice meeting you.

• Leila, this is Barbara. Barbara, this is Leila | It's pleasure to meet you, Barbara

• Rita, I don't think you've met Ahmad. | I'm afraid not

• May I introduce you to Sanny? | Yes, please

Multiple Choice

Have you two met each other?

• No, we haven't

• Yes, I live mext to the chemist's

• We aren't classmates

Multiple Choice

How do you know each other?

• No, we haven't

• I'm from Nevada

• We are classmates

Multiple Choice

I don' t think you know Bobby

• I'm afraid not

• see you soon

• no, we haven't

Multiple Choice

Do you know my colleague, Jim Oslen?

• Yes, I live next to the chemist's

• No we haven't

• Sure, I do. How are you Jim?

Multiple Choice

Do you know my colleague, Jim Oslen?

• Yes, I live next to the chemist's

• No we haven't

• Sure, I do. How are you Jim?

Introducing Oneself : Expression & Responses

Asking about origin & occupation

• Where are you from? | I am from Batam

• Where are you come from? I come from Bali

• Are you from Jakarta? | Yes, I come from Jakarta

• What do you do? | I'm a doctor

• Are you a doctor? | No, I'm a nurse

• What is your occupation? | I'm an engineer

Multiple Choice

Hi, James, are you around here?

• Yes, I live next to the chemist's

• No, we haven't

• I'm afraid not

Multiple Choice

Where are you from, Mario?

• I'm from Nevada

• See you soon

• Just call me Fatima

Thank You