HOW TO REPLY TO A FORMAL INTRODUCTION

Helpful Phrases:

Nice to meet you

Nice to meet you too, Dr. Hector.

Pleased to meet you

Pleased to meet you too, Ron. I'm Sally.

I’m delighted to meet you.

I‟m delighted to meet you too. Welcome to our office.

How do you do?

How do you do? Have you had a good trip?

It’s an honour

Same here, Ms.Jackson.

HOW TO INTRODUCE YOURSELF LESS FORMALLY

Helpful Phrases:

I’m

I'm Jack, Shanon's cousin.

Hi

Hi. Nice to meet you. I‟m Shanon but everyone calls me Sha.

Hello

Hello. Samuel Patrick from HR.

(Your Name)

Jack, from Ottawa.

My name is

My name is Tom, Tom Hanks.

HOW TO INTRODUCE YOURSELF FORMALLY

Helpful Phrases:

I’d like to introduce myself

I‟d like to introduce myself. I‟m Nick Ted from Durham.

Let me introduce myself

Let me introduce myself. I'm Steven Ferns.

How do you do?

How do you do? My name is Helen Bryanne. 

Nice to meet you

Nice to meet you. John Boon. We spoke on the phone last week,

I'm delighted to meet you

I‟m delighted to meet you. My name is Jeffers.

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