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Introduce Yourself Formally: Introductions

This document provides examples of introducing oneself or others in various formal and informal situations, including: 1) Formally introducing oneself to others 2) Less formally introducing oneself 3) Replying formally to an introduction 4) Replying informally to an introduction 5) Introducing oneself before giving a speech 6) Introducing people to an audience or public group The examples cover a range of greetings, statements of name, and acknowledgements people can use in different situations requiring introductions.

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Introduce Yourself Formally: Introductions

This document provides examples of introducing oneself or others in various formal and informal situations, including: 1) Formally introducing oneself to others 2) Less formally introducing oneself 3) Replying formally to an introduction 4) Replying informally to an introduction 5) Introducing oneself before giving a speech 6) Introducing people to an audience or public group The examples cover a range of greetings, statements of name, and acknowledgements people can use in different situations requiring introductions.

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1. INTRODUCE YOURSELF FORMALLY


I’d like to introduce myself
I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Jack Todd from Dynacore.
Let me introduce myself
Let me introduce myself. Dr Steve Perkins.
How do you do?
How do you do? My name is Helen Byrne. I run the HR division.
Nice to meet you
Nice to meet you. John Bloor. We spoke on the phone last week,
I'm delighted to meet you
I’m delighted to meet you. My name is Jeffers.
2. INTRODUCE YOURSELF LESS FORMALLY.
I’m
I’m Jack, Susan’s cousin.
Hi
Hi. Nice to meet you. I’m Susan but everyone calls me Sue.
Hello
Hello. Sam Patrick from Sales.
Jack
Jack, from Geneva.
My name is
My name is Liz, Liz Roberts.

3. REPLY TO A FORMAL
INTRODUCTION
Nice to meet you
Nice to meet you, Colonel Wrigley.
Pleased to meet you
Pleased to meet you, Angela. I’m Dr Slithers.
I’m delighted to meet you.
I’m delighted to meet you. Welcome to London.
My pleasure
My pleasure. Have you had a good trip?
It’s an honour
It’s an honour, ambassador.
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4. REPLY TO AN INFORMAL INTRODUCTION


Hi
Hi. I’m Sam.
Hello
Hello. Andrew Damson.
Nice to get to meet you too
Nice to get to met you too. I’m Sarah.
Lovely to meet you
Lovely to meet you. Would you like a drink?
How are you?
How are you? It’s good to get to know you at last!

5. INTRODUCE YOURSELF BEFORE A SPEECH


I am
I am Dr. Jack Smith from Barcelona. I work at our R&D facility.
I’d like to introduce myself
I’d like to introduce myself. I am Steve Platt, Chief of Maintenance.
Let me introduce myself
Let me introduce myself. Tom Salinger.
My name is
My name is John Styles. I run Riversoft’s European operations.
I’m called
I’m called Roberta Woodall. Robbie to my friends.
6. INTRODUCE PEOPLE TO THE PUBLIC
This is
This is Amy Stevens.
May I introduce?
May I introduce Sally Young? Sally’s our PR officer.
Let me introduce
Let me introduce John Oats. He will be joining our sales team.
I’d like you to meet
I’d like you to meet Dr Li. She’s the Head Surgeon at BC Hospital.
Have you already met Maria Jones?
Have you already met Maria Jones? She runs the Moscow office.

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