Introducing herself and other

What is a common way to introduce yourself in a formal setting?

• Hey, I'm [Name], nice to meet you.

• What's up? I'm [Name].

• Hi, I go by [Nickname].

• Hello, my name is [Name] and I am [Position/Affiliation].

When meeting someone for the first time, what information should you pay attention to in their introduction?

• Favorite color, pet's name, zodiac sign

• Favorite movie, childhood nickname, dream vacation spot

• Eye color, favorite food, shoe size

• Name, titles/positions, personal details

In a casual setting, how would you typically introduce a friend to someone else?

• Hey, this is my friend [Friend's Name]. [Friend's Name], this is [Other Person's Name].

• Introduce them by their nickname instead of their actual name.

• Start talking about a completely unrelated topic without introducing them at all.

• Pretend you don't know either person and walk away.

Why is it important to use the appropriate level of formality when introducing people?

• Being overly formal can be seen as insincere

• Formality is irrelevant in introductions

• Using informal language creates a more welcoming atmosphere

• It is important to use the appropriate level of formality when introducing people to show respect, establish a positive first impression, and maintain professionalism.

How can body language play a role in introductions?

• Body language has no impact on introductions

• Avoiding eye contact is a sign of respect during introductions

• Body language can convey confidence, openness, and interest through gestures like a firm handshake, good posture, and eye contact.

• Using aggressive body language is the best approach for introductions

May I introduce myself?

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• Introduction
• Greeting
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