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Greetings and Introduction

The document discusses different ways to greet people in English both formally and informally. It then provides elements to include in a good self introduction such as name, age, work or studies, skills, and hobbies. Example phrases are given for introducing oneself and elaborating on each element.

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Greetings and Introduction

The document discusses different ways to greet people in English both formally and informally. It then provides elements to include in a good self introduction such as name, age, work or studies, skills, and hobbies. Example phrases are given for introducing oneself and elaborating on each element.

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greetings and introduction

deffirent ways of
greeting in English

1. Formal ways
Time-specific greetings:

Good morning (until noon)


Good afternoon (until sunset)
Good evening (after sunset)

General greetings:

Hello
How do you do? (slightly outdated but still acceptable in very formal situations)
It's a pleasure to meet you.
I'm glad to meet you

2 . informal ways
General greetings:

Hi (most common)
Hey (among friends)
What's up? (casual)
How's it going? (similar to "What's up?")
How are you? (slightly more formal than "What's up?")
Good to see you! (especially when haven't seen someone in a while)

advanced self
introduction

elements of a good self


introduction
name
age
work- studies
skills
leisures
greeting expression

[ name ]
I am known as [Your Name].
I have the pleasure of introducing myself as [Your Name].
Allow me to introduce myself, I am [Your Name].
I am [your name]

[ age ]
I recently celebrated my 40th birthday
"I'm in my [20s, 30s, etc.]
[ work / studies ]
1. Simple and Direct:

"I'm a student at [University name]."


"I'm studying [Your field of study]."
"I'm in my [Year] year of [Pro2. Elaborating on your studies:

2. Elaborating on your studies:

"I'm currently pursuing a degree in [Your field of study] at [University name]. I'm
particularly interested in [Specific area of interest within your field]."
"My studies focus on [Specific aspect of your field of study]." This is because I find
[Reason for your interest].
"I'm in the [Year] year of my [Program name] program, and I'm enjoying learning more
about [Subjects you're currently studying]."

[skills]
"Through my studies, I've developed skills in [List of relevant skills]."

[leisures / hobbies ]
"I enjoy [doing something]."
"I'm passionate about [doing something]."
"I find [doing something] to be very relaxing."
"I love to [do something] in my free time."
"I'm interested in [doing something]."
"I'm always looking for new ways to [spend my free time].

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