"some common ways to introduce others in English"

 "some common ways to introduce others in English"

 

Here are some common ways to introduce others in English:

 

Formal Introductions

 

1. "May I introduce...": May I introduce my friend, John?

2. "I'd like to introduce...": I'd like to introduce you to my colleague, Emily.

3. "Allow me to introduce...": Allow me to introduce my brother, Michael.

4. "Please meet...": Please meet my wife, Sarah.

5. "This is...": This is my friend, David.

 

Informal Introductions

 

1. "Hey, this is...": Hey, this is my friend, Rachel.

2. "Hi, I'm... and this is...": Hi, I'm Mike, and this is my friend, Chris.

3. "Everyone, this is...": Everyone, this is my cousin, Jack.

4. "Say hello to...": Say hello to my friend, Sophia.

5. "Meet...": Meet my brother, Alex.

 

Introducing Someone to a Group

 

1. "Everyone, I'd like to introduce...": Everyone, I'd like to introduce our new team member, Lisa.

2. "Please welcome...": Please welcome our guest speaker, Dr. Smith.

3. "I'd like to introduce... to the group": I'd like to introduce our new intern, Kevin, to the group.

4. "Say hello to... everyone": Say hello to our new colleague, Jessica, everyone.

5. "Let me introduce... to the team": Let me introduce our new manager, Mark, to the team.

 

Introducing Yourself

 

1. "Hi, I'm...": Hi, I'm John.

2. "Hello, my name is...": Hello, my name is Emily.

3. "I'm...": I'm David, nice to meet you.

4. "Hi, I'm... and I'm from...": Hi, I'm Sarah, and I'm from New York.

5. "Hello, I'm... and I work in...": Hello, I'm Mike, and I work in marketing.

 

Remember to always be polite, smile, and make eye contact when introducing others or yourself!

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