INTRODUCING SELF AND PRONOUNS

When you meet people for the first time, how do you usually greet them?

• a. How are you?
  

• b. How are things with you?
  

• c. Nice to meet you!
  

• d. Please call me
  

• e. How do you do

What personal information do you give when you tell people about yourself?

• a. An account, shopping list, attendance
  

• b. Registering, booking code, name
  

• c. Name, occupation, place of origin
  

• d. Hobby, bank account, telephone number
  

• e. Address, bank account, occupation

Alexa: What do you do in your leisure time?
Billy: …

• a. I work in a bank
  

• b. Not much
  

• c. I live with my family
  

• d. I like drawing anime
  

• e. I have three brothers

Monica is a new member of the Rotary Club.
She introduces herself.
Monica: Ladies and gentlemen…

• a. Allow me to introduce myself
  

• b. Let me introduce you to the audience
  

• c. May i introduce you to the audience
  

• d. I am happy to meet you
  

• e. It is okay to see you

Erica and Joshua are new students.
Today is the first day of Senior High School and they meet each other in the classroom. What will probably they do?

• a. Saying hello
  

• b. Introducing themselves
  

• c. Asking question
  

• d. Saying goodbye
  

• e. Asking excuse

How many brothers do you have?

• a. He’s a doctor
  

• b. There are five people in my family
  

• c. She turned 10 in May
  

• d. Nothing much
  

• e. I have three brothers

You have a new classmate. How would you introduce yourself to him or her?

• a. Let me introduce my brother
  

• b. Allow me to introduce my sister
  

• c. Can I introduce myself?
  

• d. Allow me to introduce my team
  

• e. Let me introduce my family

How do you ask someone’s nationality?

• a. Where are you from?
  

• b. Where are you from?
  

• c. What you come from?
  

• d. Where are you from?

• e. Where did you come from?

. How do yWhat is the purpose of the following monologue?
“Hello, my name is Jennifer White. I am a dentist. I live with my family in Minnesota. I like reading books very much”.

• a. Introducing one-self
  

• b. Inviting people
  

• c. Introducing other people
  

• d. Asking the name
  

• e. Complementing othersou ask for someone’s address?

Hi, It’s … to see you. I hope we can meet again one day.

• a. Great
  

• b. Bad
  

• c. Sad
  

• d. Disgust
  

• e. Well-done