Introducing Yourself

Lesson 1:

👥 Main Conversation

🗂️ Key Vocabulary

• name – the word people call you
  Example: My name is John.
• nice to meet you – polite phrase when meeting someone for the first time
  Example: Nice to meet you, Sarah!
• from – shows your country or city
  Example: I’m from Brazil.
• student – a person who studies at school or university
  Example: She is a student at college.
• too – means "also"
  Example: I like coffee too.

📚 Grammar Tips

• To be (am / is / are)
  Used to describe who someone is or where they are from.
  Examples: I am Anna. He is Tom. You are a student.
• Question form – swap the subject and verb:
  Are you a student? / What is your name?
• Short answers:
  Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.

📝 Exercises

1. Understanding

• What is Anna’s name?
• Where is Tom from?
• Are Anna and Tom students?

2. Speaking Practice

Role-play the dialogue with a partner. Then change the names and countries.

3. Writing Practice

Write 5 sentences to introduce yourself. Example:

Hello! My name is Sarah. I’m from Turkey. I’m a student. I study English. Nice to meet you!

4. Sentence Rewrite

Rewrite the following sentences correctly:

• is name my John
• from am I Spain
• you are student a?

💡 Extra Tips

• Practice saying “Nice to meet you” with different emotions: happy, excited, shy.
• Record yourself introducing yourself and listen to your pronunciation.
• Common mistake: Saying “I am student” instead of “I am *a* student”.