introducing someone

When meeting someone for the first time, do not ask ....

• Marital status

• Weight

• Salary

• Birth date

• A person's age

How can you ask a customer to sit down in a very polite way?

• Sit down.

• Please sit here properly

• May I ask you to sit down here?

To give more information about the person, you can say

• She's a friend of mine.

• She's the my friend.

• She's a friend of me.

When you arrive at a restaurant for dinner you can say ''Good evening''. When you leave the restaurant, you can say

• Good bye!

• Good evening.

• Good night.

Good morning, I am Lucky, Lucky Wijaya. My father is Javanese and my mother is Sundanese. I just moved here. And now, I study in this school. Thank you.

What is the boy doing?

• He's going to leave

• He's introducing his friend

• He's introducing his father

• He's greeting someone

• He's introducing himself

They are:

A: The introducer who knows both B and C

B: Introducee who knows A but not C

C: Introducee who knows A but not B

• TRUE

• FALSE

True or False: you should introduce yourself to every person you see.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose the best response.

What do you do in your free time?

• I like drawing, watching TV and playing soccer.

• I like free time.

• I don't know what I do.

Which is NOT an informal greeting?

• Hi!

• Hey!

• What's up?

• Good morning.

The expressions below are used to introduce others:

How do you do? My name is John.

Hello, I’m Dan.

Let me introduce myself. I’m Cindy.

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Max.

• TRUE

• FALSE