Introduction to English Self-Introduction

This video tutorial focuses on essential English phrases for self-introduction, discussing age, profession, residence, family, and marital status. It provides practical examples and tips for adapting these phrases to personal contexts. The video also encourages social media engagement and offers additional resources for learning.

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Which phrase is more formal when meeting someone for the first time?

• Hello

• Hi

• Yo

• Hey

How do you say 'I am 33 years old' in English?

• I have 33 years

• I am 33 years old

• I am 33 years

• I have 33 years old

Which article should be used before a profession starting with a consonant sound?

• The

• A

• An

• No article needed

What preposition is used before the name of a place to indicate permanent residence?

• On

• By

• At

• In

How do you express that you are currently living in a place temporarily?

• I reside in

• I live in

• I am living in

• I stay in

How do you say 'I grew up in Niterói' in English?

• I have grown up in Niterói

• I grew up in Niterói

• I grow up in Niterói

• I was growing up in Niterói

What is the correct way to say 'I am single' in English?

• I am singles

• I single

• I am a single

• I am single

How do you say 'My parents are divorced' in English?

• My parents divorced

• My parents are divorced

• My parents have divorced

• My parents are divorcing

What is the English term for 'filho único'?

• Single child

• Only child

• Solo child

• Unique child