Ⅰ Introducing yourself & Introducing some else

E.g. 1

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

I’m so happy to be here today.

I’d like to introduce myself.

My name is Jennifer.

I come from Kaohsiung.

I’ve been living in Taipei for three years.

I am a student.

I like outdoor life.

I’m interested in sports, especially mountain-climbing.

I like making friends with people from all over the world.

I hope we’ll become good friends.

Thank you, everybody!

E.g.2

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

This is Michael Wang.

You’ve all heard about him.

He’s a good friend of mine.

You’ll have a chance to chat with him.

Let’s make him feel at home.

Here he is.

Michael Wang. Big wheel

Let’s give him a big hand.

Ⅱ Presentation

Introducing yourself

GreetingIntroductionResponse

Hello

Good morning/afternoon

How do you do?Let me introduce myself. My name’s___________________

My name’s________________

I’m______________________Pleased to meet you.

I’m______________

Nice to meet you.

Mine’s____________

Nice to meet you.

I’m___________

Introducing someone else

Request for introductionIntroductionResponse

Could you introduce me to______________________?

I haven’t met_____________

I don’t know anyone here. You’ll have to introduce me.

Of course. Let me introduce you to__________________

I’m sorry. This is__________

Of course. I’ll introduce you to_______________________, this is____________________

Let me introduce you two. ___________, this is________Nice to meet you.

Very nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Ⅲ Business Dialogue

Dialogue 1 Introducing an Acquaintance

Mr. Lee: We’ll get Miss Lewis’ opinion on this, I think.

Mr. Jones: Miss Lewis…I’ve heard that name. Oh yes! I heard she is one of the secrets of this company’s success. Everyone was raving about what a great job she’s done in motivating the … (interrupted by Mr. Lee)

Mr. Lee: Uh, Mike … speak of the devil … the famous Miss Lewis is standing right behind you. Mary, let me introduce our new Accounting Manager’ Mike Jones. Mike, this is Mary Lewis.

Mr. Jones: So you’re the famous Miss Lewis! So nice to meet you at last! I’ve heard so much about you.

Miss Lewis: All good, I hope. It’s nice to meet you, too.

Mr. Jones: Yes, I assure you, it was all good. What do you do in Human Resources?

Miss Lewis: I’m the General Manager of Human Resources. I took over from Jim when he stepped down a few years ago. And how long have you been in the Accounting Department?

Mr. Jones: Just started, I’m afraid. But I hope to see more of you in the future. It was so nice to finally meet you.

Miss Lewis: Same here. I’m looking forward to working with you.

Dialogue 2 The Lunch Meeting

Mr. Lee: You must be Miss King. I’m Leo Lee. Wow, you look just as you described on the phone.

Miss King: Yes, I am Miss King. But please call me Betty. It’s great to meet you, Mr. Lee. Thanks for suggesting a lunch meeting. I’ve got a hectic schedule, so this is a great way to kill two birds with one stone.

Mr. Lee: Me, too, and it’s my pleasure. You must be wondering who my friend here is. I’ve taken the liberty of inviting my assistant, Mr. Young. He’ll be taking a few notes.

Miss King: Great! Nice to meet you. It’s always good to have someone to keep track of things when you’re brainstorming.

Mr. Young: Nice to meet you, too.

Mr. Lee: Well, let’s go through the buffet line and then we can get down to business.

Ⅳ Introduction to BP Speaking

format

conversation

presentation

discussion

criteria

pronunciation

vocabulary & grammar

discourse management

interactive communication

examiner

interlocutor

assessor

Cambridge examiner