Asking for and giving information

A: ____________

B: I'm from Canada.

• What's your occupation?

• Where are you from?

• Are you Canadian?

• What's your name?

My name is Peter Smith.

______________ Peter.

• I live in

• What should I call you?

• Where do you work?

• Just call me

What do you do, Lisa?

• I'm a nurse.

• I'm a chef.

• I'm a college student.

• I'm a news anchor

Do you join any clubs at campus?

• Yes, of course. I join football club.

• Sure. I join basketball club. And you?

• No, I don't join any clubs.

• No. I'm busy with the assignment.

A: Nice to meet you, Kimberly.

B: ____________________________ Please call me, Kim.

• It's a pleasure to meet you, Lisa.

• I'm from Australia.

• See you later.

• Oh, I see.

I live in a flat on Rose street.

• How are you?

• Where do you work?

• What do you do?

• Where do you live?

Are you Canadian?

• Yes, I am.

• No, I'm Chinese.

• No, I'm not. I'm Australian.

• And you?

Which expressions are for introducing others.

• Guys, please meet my friend, Cassie.

• By the way, I live in Bandung.

• I'd like you to meet Josh.

• This is Kimiko.

• Sorry, I've got to go now.

Which expressions are asking for and giving personal details

• What’s your address?

• See you later.

• Where do you live?

• Are you Canadian?

• No, I'm not. I'm American.

What's your pastime activity?

• I love playing badminton.

• I enjoy reading novels.

• I like singing. I'm crazy about K-pop songs.

• I enjoy playing online game.