1. INTRODUCING PEOPLE
In order to meet people we can use different
questions to create different conversations .
We can use Greeting first according to the
time, here we have some of them:

2. Two friends meeting
 Friends often say “Hi” to each other. They can use
informal greetings
 Then they often ask a general question, such as:
 “How are you?” or “How are things?” or “How’s life?”
 The reply to this question is normally positive.
 “Fine thanks, and you?”
 “Fine thanks, what about yourself?”
 “Not bad.”

3. Greeting people you don’t
know
 You can use “Hello” with people you don’t
know, and you have also more formal
greetings.

4. according to the part of the
day as:

5. Good Afternoon

6. Good Evening

7. Formal and Informal Greeting
 Also you have to use formal and informal
farewells such as:
 “Good bye”
 “Bye- bye”
 “Good night”

8. Introductions:
 In life there are many different situations
where you can introduce yourself and
others, too. Here you have some examples
about it:

9. At an informal
party (Informal situation )
 “Hello, I’m Tom.” Or “Hi, my name’s Pam.”
 The reply could be:
 “Hi, I’m Sarah.” Or “Hello Maria, I’m Sarah.”
Or “Nice to meet you, I’m Sarah.”

10. At work-related
events (Formal situation )
 “I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Maria, from Big
house ”
 Or, “Let me introduce myself. I’m Maria, Big
house.”
 The reply could be:
 “Nice to meet you. I’m Peter Mitchell, from
Mitchell Creations.”
 “Pleased to meet you. I’m Peter Mitchell, from
Mitchell Creations.”
 “How do you do? I’m Peter Mitchell from Mitchell
Creations.”

11. Introducing a friend to a work
colleague
 “Sarah, this is my colleague John?”
 Sarah says:
 “Nice to meet you, John.”
 John could say:
 “Nice to meet you too, Sarah.”

12. And……..
 * Don’t forget to smile!