INTRODUCING

Gita     :  Budi, I want you to meet someone. This is Mrs. Ina, my aunt.

From the expression we know that Gita tries to …

• introduce herself.

• greet someone

• leave a meeting

•   introduce her family

• congratulate other

… , My name is Budi.

Hello. I’m Asep. Pleased to meet you.

        

• Do you know my name?

• I don’t think we have met

• I’m very happy to meet you

• Do you want to know me?

• Do you love me?

Deti  : Hi everybody. I am Deti. I am a new secretary. Previously, I worked as a financial analyst and an assistant manager in another company. Pleased to meet you all.

 From the sentences, we know that Deti …

• was a secretary.

• is a new employee

• has worked in this company before

• is introducing her friend

• was a general manager

Mrs. Surya  : How are you, Mr. Danu?

Mrs. Danu  :  Fine thanks, …............ Mrs. Surya.

Mrs. Surya  :  Me, too.        

• Nice to meet you

• Never mind

• Can I help you?

• See you then

• Forgive me

… has just left ten minutes ago.

• He

• His

• Him

• Her

• Hers

How do you do? It’s nice to meet you.

….........................................................         

• Me too

• I should be nice

•   Do you?

• Am I nice

• How do you do? Nice to meet you too.

My brother told me not to touch … computer when he wasn't at home.

• I

• he

• his

• him

• they

You shouldn’t be angry with … since you’re the one who was curious.

• its

• their

• she

• we

• them

They have their own wood gas camp stove. Why are they using … ?

• her

• ours

• we

• them

• me

The manager gave … no choice.

• him

• we

• his

• mine

• their