INTRODUCING OTHERS

Introducing others involves at least three people.

• TRUE

• FALSE

They are:

A: The introducer who knows both B and C

B: Introducee who knows A but not C

C: Introducee who knows A but not B

• TRUE

• FALSE

To know how to introduce other(s) is an important social skill.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose one expression that is not used to introduce others.

• May I introduce you to John?

• Allow me to introduce you to John.

• By the way, do you know each other? This is John.

• It's my pleasure to meet you.

Choose one expression that is not used to introduce others.

• It's my pleasure to introduce you to Alice.

• It's my pleasure to have acquaintance with you.

• Oh look! Here's Alice.

• Do you know Alice?

Choose one expression that is not a response after introduction.

• Nice to meet you.

• John, please meet Alice.

• It's an honour to know you.

• I'm pleased to meet you.

Choose one expression that is not a response after introduction.

• Glad to meet you.

• It's my pleasure to have acquaintance with you.

• It's my pleasure to meet you.

• Have you met John?

When meeting someone for the first time, do not ask ....

• Marital status

• Weight

• Salary

• Birth date

• A person's age

Choose the questions that you may ask when meeting someone for the first time.

• How long have you been working for the multi-national company?

• Are you a student at this university?

• Is this your first time here?

  What do you do for a living?

• What do you do for a living?

The expressions below are used to introduce yourself:

Let me introduce you to dr. Louis.

Paul, this is Peter, my English teacher.

I don’t think you know Alice. Alice, this is Betty.

Let me introduce my wife.

• TRUE

• FALSE