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    Business English 2 Meeting 1

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    This document provides guidance on introducing yourself and others in a work environment. It discusses common phrases used for introductions, such as shaking hands and stating your name. It also offers examples of how to introduce someone you know to others, and polite responses when being introduced. The key points are introducing yourself with your name, possibly mentioning where you work, and following business etiquette like shaking hands.

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    Business English 2 Meeting 1

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    This document provides guidance on introducing yourself and others in a work environment. It discusses common phrases used for introductions, such as shaking hands and stating your name. It also offers examples of how to introduce someone you know to others, and polite responses when being introduced. The key points are introducing yourself with your name, possibly mentioning where you work, and following business etiquette like shaking hands.

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    This document provides guidance on introducing yourself and others in a work environment. It discusses common phrases used for introductions, such as shaking hands and stating your name. It also offers examples of how to introduce someone you know to others, and polite responses when being introduced. The key points are introducing yourself with your name, possibly mentioning where you work, and following business etiquette like shaking hands.

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    Business English 2 Meeting 1

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    This document provides guidance on introducing yourself and others in a work environment. It discusses common phrases used for introductions, such as shaking hands and stating your name. It also offers examples of how to introduce someone you know to others, and polite responses when being introduced. The key points are introducing yourself with your name, possibly mentioning where you work, and following business etiquette like shaking hands.

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    Introductions

    When you first join a company, there are many phrases New language Present simple and continuous
    that you can use to introduce yourself. Other people Vocabulary Etiquette for introductions
    may also use a variety of phrases to introduce you. New skill Introducing yourself and others

    KEY LANGUAGE INTRODUCING YOURSELF AND OTHERS


    It is common to shake hands with new
    colleagues and introduce yourself.

    Use when you meet When you meet


    someone you have someone you think you When you meet
    heard about. may have met before. someone for the
    first time.

    It is polite to introduce people you know


    but who do not know each other.

    When you know both parties, introduce Say a polite


    each one separately, saying both their names. response
    when you are
    introduced.
    “How do you do?”
    is quite formal.

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    MATCH THE BEGINNINGS OF THE INTRODUCTIONS TO THE CORRECT
    ENDINGS

    FILL IN THE GAPS USING LISTEN TO THE AUDIO AND


    THE WORDS IN THE PANEL ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

    Delegates at a conference are


    introducing themselves.

    meet

    see

    our

    introduce

    met

    13
    KEY LANGUAGE THE PRESENT SIMPLE AND THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS
    The present simple is used to describe something that happens in general,
    or is part of a routine. The present continuous describes something that is
    happening right now, and will be continuing for a limited time.

    Present simple is the same as the Present continuous is formed by adding


    base form of the verb without “to.” “be” before the verb and “-ing” to the verb.

    READ THE ARTICLE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

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    REWRITE THE SENTENCES, CORRECTING THE ERRORS

    Hi james, I'm vanisha. I don't think we have met before

    Ashley, I'd like to intriduce you to may colleague neil

    I am enjoying the presentasions. Are you

    Nice to meet you bethany. how do you do?

    CROSS OUT THE INCORRECT WORDS IN EACH SENTENCE, THEN SAY THE
    SENTENCES OUT LOUD

    CHECKLIST
    Present simple and continuous Etiquette for introductions Introducing yourself and others

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