Question

Imagine that you are meeting someone for the first time. Think of three things that you could tell about yourself .

Answer 1

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Imagine that you are meeting someone for the first time. Think of three things that you could tell about yourself .

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To introduce yourself during a meeting, first determine what kind of introduction you should make. If you are making a formal introduction, keep it as brief as possible, so it will not interfere with the meeting. Example: “Hi, my name is Grace. I'm the new account manager.”0

Answer 2

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There are lots of possible situations where you’ll meet new people: at a party, in the student lounge, at a conference, on the train, while traveling, just to name a few.

What do you usually say when you meet someone new?

How do you introduce yourself?

Do you find it difficult to continue the conversation with them after exchanging names?

Even though the language we use to make small talk with new people may appear to be very simple, it is often difficult to use fluently without practice.

(In addition, some questions which are normal in your native country are actually considered rude in the United States!)

Let me guide you. In this article, I’m going to give you some tips on how to find out information you’re interested in from someone new.