Hello guys!

Welcome to English for Basic Class.

Day 1
Introduction
 What are we going to do today?

• Introduce ourselves

• Tutor’s requests

• Formal and Informal Introductions

Please introduce yourself!

Tell us your :
Name
City
3 Favourite things
Goal in Learning English
Tutor’s request
Video on please!!!
So i can see your handsome and pretty face.

• Be confident and speak up.

• If you don’t understand, ask.
• If i’m going too fast, stop me.
• If your grammar is fixed? no biggie.
• Fix me too, I don’t mind. ☺
• Use Englishvit’s website.
• Meetings recordings.
What if?
You don’t understand:
What does that mean?

You didn’t hear something:

I’m sorry I didn’t get what you said. Could you repeat please?

I am going too fast:

Ida, you are talking too fast. Can you slow down please?
 Do our motto at the end of the class:

No more theories let’s practice!!!

 INTRODUCTION
• Is it important?
• If yes, what is the reason?
• If no, why do you think so?

• First impression matters!

 Formal
• When?
 When we meet with some business clients.
 When we meet people during seminars.
 Other formal meetings.

Fact!
Countless studies, surveys, and experts, vary in their claims on how long it takes to
form an impression on someone – from 27 seconds to 7 seconds. So especially in a
formal setting, we want to make a good impression with the person that we are
talking to.
 Formal
• Formal Introduction :
• Good morning/afternoon/evening
• My name is …..
• Let me introduce myself. My name
is…
• May I introduce myself? I am…
• Hello I am… Pleasure to meet you.
• I’d like to introduce myself. My name
is…
• Response :
• Good morning/afternoon/evening.
How do you do? I am….
• Oh hello, pleased to meet you. I am..
• Hello, my name is… Nice to meet you.
• I am … Glad to meet you.
 Let’s practice – Formal Introduction
Good morning/afternoon/evening. I’d like to
introduce myself. My name is ___. I work for
___ as ___ in ___. Nice to meet you.

Hello, good morning/afternoon/evening. I

am ___. I work as ___. Pleasure to meet
you, Mr./Ms. ___.

Have a seat.

Thank you.
 Some Useful Expressions
• “I’d like to” • “Nice to meet you”
• Singkatan dari “I would like to”. • Ketika kita mengatakan “nice to
Artinya mirip dengan “I want to”, meet you”, sebaiknya tangan kita
namun dengan cara yang lebih dalam sikap bersalaman sebagai
sopan dan formal. sign pertemanan dan kehangatan.

• “Pleasure to meet you, ___” • “Have a seat”

• Sewaktu kita menyebut nama • Mempersilahkan lawan bicara
lawan bicara kita, itu untuk duduk. Cara lain yang lebih
menunjukkan bahwa kita sopan untuk mengatakan “Please,
menghargai mereka. sit down.”
Let’s practice – Formal Introduction
 INFORMAL
• When?
 Casual and relaxed situations.
 Introduce your friend to your
family members or another
friend.
 Informal
• Hi! What’s up? I’m …. Nice to meet • Hi. I’m… Nice to meet you too.
you. • Hi, my name is ___. I’m good, and
• Hi, how are you? I’m… you?
• Hi. How’s your day? It’s nice to see • Hi. You can call me… I’m good, thank
you again. you, and you?
• Please call me ___! • I’m well. Yeah, long time no see.
• You can call me…
• People call me...
 Let’s practice – Informal Introduction
Hi! Zup?
How are you buddy? Hey, I’m doing well. What about you? It’s nice to
see you again.
Pretty good. This is my friend, ___.
Hey bro, ___. I’m ___. Nice to meet you.
Oh Hi ___, I’m ___. Nice to meet you too.
Where are you from?
I’m from ___, and you?

I am from ____.
Guys, let’s go there. The event just started.
 Some Useful Expressions
• “Zup or What’s up” • “I’m doing well”
• Artinya seperti “how are you?” • Sama artinya dengan “I’m fine”
tapi sangat informal. Biasanya atau “I’m well”, tapi lebih
digunakan dengan seseorang yang informal.
sudah dekat.

• “Nice to see you”

 Some questions - Addition
• Where are you from? • I’m from Bali
• How old are you? • Oh, I’m 25, what about you?
• What is your hobby? • I’m turning 25 next month.
• What do you do when you have free • I’m gonna turn 25 next month.
time? • My hobby is / My hobbies are
• Where do you live? • I live in Singaraja
• Where do you stay?
End conversation!
• I have to get going. / It’s time for me to go.
• I have to run—can we continue later?
• Have a good day!
• Enjoy your day!
• Talk to you soon!
• Great seeing you / Great talking to you!
• Catch you later!
• Keep in touch
• Take care
• I’m looking forward to seeing you
• Cheerio
Introduce others!
• Let me introduce you with my…. (Formal).
• This/That is my ….
• That is my …, his/her name is….
• Please meet + [name]
• This is + [name]
• Hai, meet…
Thank you.
Do you have any
question?