Some Common Expressions in Conversations......

A formal manner of introducing oneself is ........................

• Hello

• Hi there!

• Hey!

• What's up?

In a formal setup, you meet an acquaintance after a long time and you recognise him/her and wish to convey your delight. Then you can say -

• I am pleased to see you again.

• Howdy!

• Hey!

• We meet.

In an informal gathering, it is common to begin a conversation with ........

• What's up?

• Good morning

• Good afternooon

• Hello

To introduce oneself in a gathering, we commonly use

• I'm ...................

• I ................

• Me..................

• Myself......................

Anuj was born in Ranchi, grew up in Mumbai, then he should say......................

• "I was born in Ranchi, raised in Mumbai."

• "I born in Ranchi, grown up in Mumbai."

• "I am born in Ranchi, grow up in Mumbai."

• "I am born in Ranchi, live in Mumbai."

Ashok is a resident of Bengaluru for five years now. While introducing himself, he should say:

• I have been living in Bengaluru for five years.

• I am living in Bengaluru for five years.

• I have live in Bengaluru for five years.

• I am live in Bengaluru for five years.

Asha wants to introduce herself formally. She would say:

• I work for an MNC in the Marketing Division.

• I am marketing division.

• I working in MNC.

• I was working in MNC.

Anuj wants to talk about a game he enjoys. What do you think he would say?

• I'm a cricket enthusiast.

• I am play cricket.

• I will go for cricket.

• I want to be a player.

While parting at a formal meet, it is common to use:

• "Thank you, it was great meeting you."

• "Catch up laters."

• "I am going now."

• "Can I go home?"

A formal expression while saying goodbye to a person whom you would like to meet soon is ..............

• "I look forward to our next meeting."

• "I can meet you again."

• " I want to meet you."

• " I will come to your house."