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When we use reported speech, we are referring to something that was said either by ourselves or by someone else in the past. An example of this might be 'he said that he was going shopping.'

This type of speech is used very frequently during both spoken and written examples of English and it is an important part of the language which any English student will find useful to learn. In this section, we are going to look at types of reported speech as well as how we can use it.

Reported Speech Definition

Reported speech is often also called indirect speech in English. Learn useful grammar rules in relation to Reported speech with example sentences and ESL printable worksheets.

When we use reported speech, we are usually talking about the past (because obviously the person who spoke originally spoke in the past). The verbs therefore usually have to be in the past too.

Direct speech: I've lost my umbrella.

Reported speech: He said (that) he had lost his umbrella.

Learn how to use Direct and Indirect Speech and Tense Changes When Using Reported Speech.

When changing from direct to indirect speech, you need to change the grammar in certain ways.

Verb tense forms usually need to change. The tenses generally move backwards in this way:

Past Perfect Tense (The tense remains unchanged)
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Learn how to use Time and Place in Reported Speech.

Time and place references often have to change in Indirect Speech

Now -> Then

Today -> That day

Here -> There

This -> That

Tomorrow -> The following day/ The next day/ The day after

Next week -> The following week/ The next week/ The week after

Yesterday -> The previous day/ The day before

Last week -> The previous week/ The week before

Ago -> Previously/ Before

Tonight -> That night

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There is no change in verb tenses in Indirect Speech when:

The introductory verb is in the Present, Present Perfect or Future.

If the reported sentence deals with a fact or general truth.

The reported sentence contains a time clause.

The verb of the sentence is in the unreal past (the second or the third conditional).

The subjunctive stays unchanged in the subordinate clause.

If the speaker reports something immediately or soon after it was said.

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List of Introductory Verbs in Reported Speech.

Tell, say, ask

Verb + that + clause: complain, deny, explain, exclaim, remark, promise, boast, inform somebody, claim, agree, suggest

Verb + to + infinitive: agree, offer, refuse, demand, threaten, promise, claim

Verb + indirect object + to + infinitive: advise, allow, beg, command, encourage, forbid, invite, want, instruct, permit, urge, order, remind, warn

Verb + "ing" form: admit (to), accuse somebody of, apologize for, boast about/ of, complain to somebody of, deny, insist on, suggest

Verb + how: explain to somebody

Wonder

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Learn the Changes of Pronouns in Reported Speech in English.
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In indirect speech, you need to be careful with personal pronouns. They need to be changed according to the situation. You need to know the context.

Let's learn how to form Reported Questions in English.

When you are changing a question from direct speech into indirect speech, you follow the same kinds of rules as for statements.
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To report a question, we use verbs such as: inquire, wonder, want to know, ask...

How to use Reported Commands and Requests in English with examples.

Reported Orders, Commands and Requests are formed using the to-infinitive and not to-infinitive.

The reporting verbs for the orders/ commands/ requests are: order, shout, demand, warn, beg, command, tell, insist, beseech, threaten, implore, ask, propose, forbid...
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When we change from direct to indirect speech, the pronoun and tense changes that are also needed.

Reported Speech Video

Reported Speech: Useful Rules & Examples
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We use the third conditional (if + past perfect, would + have + past participle) to talk about something in the past that did not happen.
How is the third conditional different from the other conditionals?

This is the way we imagine how things could have been different in the past. If something had been different, something else would have happened. Notice that both the condition and the result are impossible now.
If I'd known, I would have worn something nicer.
In this case, Amy didn't know about the party so she didn't wear special clothes.

OK, so the bit after if is different to what really happened?

Yes, then the next clause is imagining the result in the past, which didn't happen, of course. The if clause can be at the beginning or at the end of the sentence.
I definitely would've remembered if you'd told me!
So Alfie didn't remember because Ollie didn't tell him.

Exactly. We can use negatives to talk about things that did happen in the past.
He wouldn't have missed the bus if he hadn't overslept.
So he overslept and he missed the bus.

Yes. When you're using this kind of conditional be careful with the contractions. We use ' d for would and had.
If I'd seen him, I'd have asked him to come over. (had, would)
Can you use other verbs apart from would?

Yes, we also use could or might.
If they'd told me, I might have been able to help.
These sentences all seem a bit negative.

Well, yes. We often use the third conditional to express regret or to complain about something.
It would've been even better if Alfie hadn't ruined it!
If I'd known about the third conditional before, I wouldn't have failed my English test!

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10 Inspirational Documentaries That Will Change Your Life

Senna - Official UK Trailer

Searching for Sugar Man Official Trailer

Hungry For Change - Official Trailer

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Documentaries have long been appreciated genres in the film industry. The quality and popularity of some of the documentaries have resulted in notable successes at the Academy Awards, but also at prestigious film festivals.

Here is a compilation of 10 inspirational documentaries that will change your life. The mix includes emotional and thrilling subjects, ranging from the most delicate to the most entertaining and educational.

Inspirational Documentaries Worth Watching

1. Senna (2010)

The life and struggles of a champion

Ayrton Senna was the definitive genius behind the steering wheel. The former Formula One racing driver has collected a total of 41 victories and 65 pole positions, making him the winner of the World Drivers Championships three times. But his greatest victory was beyond the race track, it was the respect coming from the people who loved him. He was adored in his native Brazil and reached superstar status in the '80s and '90s. His spotless career and fame was only marked by his rivalry with another race star, Alain Prost.

The documentary is a splendid outlook on his life, his achievements, his personal life and it is an inspiring example how the power of a single person can make a huge impact.

A great story about hope, recovery and optimism

Optimism and positive thinking are key to a fast recovery. After suffering a near death accident while mountain-biking, Tom Shadyac, the director of the Ace Ventura films, has went through a period of slow, painstaking recovery. While going through the difficult moments and numerous doctor's appointments, he understands and reflects on the different things that are going wrong in the world. This documentary is an inspiration for anyone going through tough times, who feel that they are in dire straits or have no hope. Knowing that there is hope is crucial and this film shows that through positive thinking, everything is possible.

3. Kumare (2011)

A Profound teaching wrapped in a social experiment

A provocative social experiment-turned-documentary, KUMARE follows American filmmaker Vikram Gandhi as he transforms himself into a wise Indian guru, hoping to prove the absurdity of blind faith. Instead, he finds himself forging profound connections with people from all walks of life - and wondering if and when to reveal his true self.

Will his followers accept his final teaching? Can this illusion reveal a greater spiritual truth? Winner of South by Southwest's Audience Award, KUMARE is an insightful look at faith and belief.

4. Man on Wire (2008)

Heartening, moving, courageous and bold

1974 saw a daring act of courage from Frenchman Phillippe Petit, who performed a high-wire walk between the two World Trade Center skyscrapers in New York. This exciting documentary follows Phillippe as he prepares for his mission. It shows the planning phases, his method and training and, of course, the ultimate feat, the high-walk, done without any safety measures.

Man on wire features an enthusiastic dialogue and entertaining narration, with spectacular imagery, creating a wonderful atmosphere. Finally, the viewer is left to marvel at his courage and skill, while some may question his motives or motivations for such an endeavor. But the real lesson behind it is that you must follow your dreams, whatever they are.

5. Searching For Sugar Man (2012)

A story of a man who could have been if he never gave up

Searching For Sugar Man tells the incredible true story of Rodriguez the greatest `70s rock icon who never was. After being discovered in a Detroit bar Rodriguez's sound struck 2 renowned producers and they signed a recording deal. But when the album bombed the singer disappeared into obscurity. A bootleg recording found its way into apartheid South Africa and over the next two decades he became a phenomenon.

The film follows the story of two South African fans who set out to find out what really happened to their hero.

6. Hungry For Change (2012)

Find inspiration to change your lifestyle

This is the perfect documentary for any health and fitness buff out there. Knowing the best recipes, foods and beverages to reach your ultimate goal of a perfect body is essential, and this film sheds light on various practices and deceptive strategies employed by large companies in the field. Interviews with health specialists and bestselling authors, as well as physicians will also help you get out of the diet trap. However, the most inspirational part of the film is the success stories of some of the people who risked and changed their lifestyles, finally overcoming obesity or other health problems.

7. Finding Joe (2011)

An Inspiring documentary that shows us all, "We Are Our Own Hero"

In the early 20th century while studying world mythology, Joseph Campbell discovered a pattern hidden in every story ever told. He called it "the hero's journey." Finding Joe explores how the hero's journey is relevant and essential in today's world. It provides a narrative for how to live a fully realized life or, as Campbell would simply state, how to "follow your bliss."

This documentary takes us on an inspirational quest of self-discovery. As you slay dragons and uncover treasures, you just may find that the holy grail you seek is closer than you think.

8. Sans Soleil (1983)

Travel and discover your true self

Chris Marker's exciting documentary follows the traveler through a journey from San Francisco to Africa and from Japan to Iceland, covering breathtaking scenery and exhilarating experiences. The film is narrated by a pleasant female voice and features stunning images from various parts of the world. Viewers will enjoy superb shots of Icelandic people, a Japanese temple dedicated to cats and much more.

The cinematography in this documentary is absolutely impressive and will leave you mesmerized.

9. Happy (2011)

Learning how to become a truly happy person

Happy is a thoughtful documentary which examines the cause of happiness. While depression, anxiety and other negative emotions have been studied numerous times before, what makes a person happy has remained a mystery. Featuring a collection of interviews with people from diverse cultures and communities, Happy shows the simple and basic elements that can cause happiness. From community dwellers in Denmark, to a 60-year old surfer from Brazil, or the cheerful inhabitants of Okinawa, the film is packed with positive and optimistic stories of life and will become a real inspiration for any viewer.

10. When We Were Kings (1996)

The story of a challenge and how to overcome it

Muhammad Ali was 32 in 1974, and many thought he should retire, that he was way past his prime, that he couldn't fight anymore. His competitor is George Forman, ten years younger and the current Heavyweight champion of the world. Don King, a relatively unknown boxing promoter, decides to lure the fighters with 5 million dollars each for the match, and the only financial backer for this plan is Mobutu Sese Suko, the dictator of Zaire. This is how this famous boxing match in history started, known as "Rumble in the Jungle". It shows the intense build up and training prior to the fight and includes interviews with the athletes and their coaches. Also, this inspirational documentary features guest appearances by James Brown, Spike Lee and Thomas Hauser among others.

When We Were Kings was critically praised and it won the Academy Award for the Best Documentary Feature in 1996.
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It also covers skills in:

Communication is one of 5 top Young Professional skills

Why are communication skills important?

You have been communicating since you were born. Babies cry to get their parents' attention, and as we grow we develop more sophisticated ways of letting people know what we want, as well as listening to others.

Most of us know how to communicate, but not everyone is good at communication. However, you can grow your communication skills over time.

To be a good communicator you need to get across your ideas and opinions well, but also listen to others and take their ideas into consideration. Effective communication means that everyone is on the same page.

Grow your communication skills

Communication skills in school and education

Reading, writing, expressing yourself well and listening carefully are four of the most important communication skills you can learn while you're in school.

Building communication skills in school will help you:

Understand and take in what's been said and taught

Present your work in a clear way to teachers, from homework to reports

Make presentations and speeches with more confidence

Ask questions that help you boost your understanding

Share your ideas or thoughts in a way that makes people want to listen to them.

Communication skills in work

In work, communication skills are important for getting the best results at meetings.

Good communication skills help everyone at the meeting feel informed, because they know what needs to be done and why. Communication skills can also make people in the meeting feel good about taking on responsibility to help a project.

Building communication skills at work will help you:

Give presentations and do reports with increased confidence

Have a great phone manner if you are talking to customers or clients on the phone

Send typo-free emails that match the professional tone of where you work

Get on with your manager and people in your team (see team working)

Listen carefully to what you need to do, so you understand what's needed

Share your ideas in a way that will be appreciated by co-workers

Network to find new opportunities.

Good communication is important in the world of work. To perform successfully alongside your colleagues, understand your role, and promote the organisation in a positive manner you will need to communicate in many ways.

Effective communication will give you more chances to move forward in your career, too. Networking is one of the best ways to find new opportunities. Good networkers are good communicators!

How to build and improve communication skills

Communication is one of those life skills that will help you in all kinds of ways. Here are just a few examples of ways you can build up the communication skills you've already got:
Volunteer to give a presentation
Public speaking might seem daunting but it is a great way to develop confidence. Look at TED talks for good examples.
Write a blog
Writing articles or blogs is a great way to develop written communication skills.
Watch and learn from the body language of others
You can often tell if people get on or not by watching their body language.
Contribute ideas to a team project
It might seem hard to speak up but if you have a good idea to share then speaking up can help the project and help you build confidence, too.
Do practice job interviews at home
If you have a job interview coming up, practice with someone you know first so you can think about questions being asked and how you come across.

Demonstrating communication skills

Creating a good CV
Your CV is a communication tool, so it's important to show your written communication skills at their best.
Writing emails
When writing emails or talking to people ensure you use appropriate language and tone.
Job interviews
During job interviews use positive body language such as a firm handshake, eye contact and show that you are friendly and confident by smiling. Communication skills also cover the signals you give people without even realising it. Body language says a lot about you. To be a great communicator you need to be aware of how your body language comes across, not just in job interviews but in day-to-day life and work situations.

When you're at a job interview or writing a covering letter you have already shown a prospective employer your communication skills. Make sure you are prepared and take some time to think about what exactly you want to communicate about yourself. If you've practised answering potential interview questions and checked out your body language, then you should be well on your way to showing off great communication skills!

In a job interview you may also be asked about specific types of communication. For example, if you're going for a role where you will deal with customers you will probably be asked if you've dealt with customers in the past, or dealt with difficult people in general, and how you handled it. It's good to have a think before the interview about some examples where you've communicated well in different settings and with different types of people.

As always remember the STARRS method - it's an expansion on the popular STARR method by one of our own Youth Ambassadors. It helps you think about what went well in a past situation and what you would do better next time.
Communication is a life skill. You can grow it over time.
There are so many different methods of communicating, and also many ways you can strengthen your communication skills.

Next steps

From writing great emails to delivering fantastic presentations, take the time to practise, especially in the areas you're less confident in.

Try asking a friend, teacher, or family member how well they think you communicate in different ways like writing, speaking, body language, etc. and if they have any pointers to help you improve.

Remember, some of the best communicators weren't naturally great at communicating but they took the time to learn and build their skills. You can do that too.

SEE MORE on communication skills

Activity - test yourself!

See if you can think about the questions below. It's useful to you to come up with actual examples. It's especially useful to come up with examples from your own life and work experience.

1. What are the main types of communication? Name three.

2. How could you develop your communication skills? Give an example.

3. How can you demonstrate good communication skills? Give an example.

4. Apply the STARRS method to a past situation where communication was important. What did you do well? How could you do better next time?

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How Does a Slogan Help?

Promotional slogans sum up what your business is all about in a short, catchy way. Sure, you already have a logo and company name, but this is one other message you can send about your brand. The best marketing taglines show your creativity, and above all, communicate your value to customers. In this competitive world, that edge can be all it takes to make a difference.
References
Brands and Tags. (2019). 101 Best Slogans and Taglines of All Time List. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
https://www.brandsandtags.com/101-best-slogans-list.html

Brafton. (2018, November 14). What Can Marketers Learn From These Top Famous Slogans? Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
https://www.brafton.com/blog/content-marketing/what-can-marketers-learn-from-these-top-famous-slogans/

Smith, D. (2011, August 30). 5 Tips for Writing an Effective Slogan. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
https://www.inc.com/ss/5-tips-for-writing-an-effective-slogan

Mooney, L. (2019). What Are the Features of a Slogan? Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Ward, P. (2018, January 5). What Google's 'Don't Be Evil' Slogan Can Teach You About Creating Your Company's Motto. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Kessler, M. (2018, November 23). The Story Behind Nike's 'Just Do It' Slogan. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Schwarz, H. (2018, September 4). How Nike's 'Just Do It' Became a Slogan About Activism Too. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Schultz, E.J. (2016, January 19). Coke Replaces 'Open Happiness' with 'Taste the Feeling' in Major Strategic Shift. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Ledlin, H. (2014, September 25). Why Happy Customers Equal a Happy Company: Coca-Cola's "Open Happiness" Marketing Campaign. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Hein, K. (2009, January 22). Coke Tells World to 'Open Happiness.' Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Criterion. (2019). Beyond Digital: Coca-Cola's 'Open Happiness' Experiential Marketing Campaign. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Siltanen, R. (2011, December 14). The Real Story Behind Apple's 'Think Different' Campaign. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Sound and Vision. (2017, September 28). Flashback 1997: Apple Launches 'Think Different' Campaign. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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US Campaign. (2017, January 20). History of Advertising: No 182: Clara Peller's Hamburger. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Powell, C. (2011, October 17). Wendy's Brings Back "Where's the Beef?" Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Waldman, K. (2012, October 5). Better Than Fast Food. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Komar, M. (2017, November 19). L'Oreal's "Because You're Worth It" Origin Story is Feminist As Hell. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Taube, A. (2014, June 27). Psychologists Discovered the Secret to Creating a Really Great Slogan. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Kinkade, K. (2018, March 21). Test Your Knowledge: Can You Match These Slogans and Brands? Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Doucet, S. (2017, March 1). 9 Business Tagline Examples That Drove Multi-Million Dollar Growth. Retrieved February 18, 2019, from
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Donofrio, C. (2014, July 1). America's Favorite Slogan is 'Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hand.' Retrieved February 19, 2019, from
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Schultz, E.J. (2013, May 9). Rewind: 1954 Ad Shows M&M Characters Go for a Chocolatey Swim. Retrieved February 19, 2019, from
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Bhatt, S. (2011, June 20). Legends in Advertising. Retrieved February 19, 2019, from
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Sullivan, J. (2013, May 3). How Diamonds Became Forever. Retrieved February 19, 2019, from
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Monllos, K. (3016, June 3). After a Decade, Dunkin' Donuts is Evolving Its 'America Runs on Dunkin' Campaign." Retrieved February 19, 2019, from
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Obias, R. (2016, January 28). 14 Forgotten Fast Food Slogans. Retrieved May 2, 2019, from
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Richards, K. (2018, April 9). American Express' New Branding Targets People Whose Work and Personal Lives Are Intertwined. Retrieved May 13, 2019, from
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It's Makayla's first day at a new school and she's lost.

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What do you usually say in English when you meet someone new for the first time?

zoeytruong 4 December, 2021 - 13:20

As you know I am Vietnamese, I don't have any foreign friends and i don't work for international company. So i don't have opportunity to talk in English.
I hope to get many foreign friends when my English better. :)

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Hparsa 25 November, 2021 - 08:44

Why did Gemma laugh when she heard Makayla'name?

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may2 12 October, 2021 - 12:55

When I meet someone I will tell him my name?

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hein 12 October, 2021 - 12:52

When I first met I told him\her
-Name
-Age
-Are you ok?
-And school

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Fenic 2 October, 2021 - 11:17

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Hoang123 25 September, 2021 - 04:43

nice to meet you, im Hoang, I'm nineteen years old, what's your name?

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lemaya5899 1 September, 2021 - 20:48

When I meet someone for the first time I say,
Hello
How are you?
where are you FORM

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pm05ipn 20 August, 2021 - 19:18

Hello, my name is Paola, i really like to watch movies, listen to music, and sleep, my favorite drink is jamaican water. I am a bit shy at firts, but later as i live with others i integrate.

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Elsa 24 June, 2021 - 14:01

When I meet someone for the first time I say, " Hello ", "How are you?" , "What's your name?" , "My name is Thun" , "How old are you" , "I'm 13 years old." , "Where are you from?" , " What's you hobby".

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hoaiphatjun1 1 September, 2021 - 14:53

hello friend can i get to know you

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Elsa 3 September, 2021 - 16:26

Of course, why not. My name is Thun . My friends call me Thun. I am 13 years old and I'm Burmese. I live in Yangon city, Myanmar. I'm friendly funny and ambitious girl. I love reading and books are my friends. I enjoy travelling too. I'm an only child. I am in Grade(7) but, at the moment I suspend from school because of Military coup. I favorite sport is swimming and I am crazy about swimming. My favorite subject is Mathematic. That's all about me. How about you?

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Kanek131 7 June, 2021 - 20:39

When I talk someone new for the first time
I ask his/her name, where he/she is from and what does he/she do in his/her free time.

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Cfvdv 13 April, 2021 - 19:34

Hi, ''How are you?'', ''How old are you?'', ''What's your name?'', ''Nice to meet you.''

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Arivelde 10 April, 2021 - 00:24

Hello, how are you? What's your name? How old are you? Where are you from? What kind of music you like? What kind of stuff do you like?

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Pau_Med 16 February, 2021 - 02:34

i'm say: hi, How are you? Can you explain me it? Please, How old are you? Can you help me? I'm lost

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fanny 12 February, 2021 - 17:41

Hello. What´s your name? How old are you? Me too. What school are you in ?

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Kostantinus 9 January, 2021 - 07:03

Where are going? Did you have your meal? Where are you from? What are you doing here? Where do you live? How old are you?

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piyal_sana 31 December, 2020 - 09:37

Hello, I am knew here. What about you?

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rafaelyeshua 18 December, 2020 - 16:13

hi, my name is Rafael, What's your name?

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joro1313 28 October, 2020 - 18:14

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samianaznin 17 September, 2020 - 08:58

Hi! I'm samia.What's your name.

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Gui 25 August, 2020 - 16:08

When I meet someone new for the first time, I say 'Hello! my name is Guido, and yours?' generally I'm very shy, specially with the new ones.

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Xuka 7 August, 2020 - 19:36

I usually say "Hi! or Hello! My name's Xuka. What's your name? " when I meet someone new for the first time. Then I ask them "What grade are you in school?". If the talk can be more time, I can ask " Where are you from? Do you like reading? ... Could I have your contact, please?"

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zagrybast 4 August, 2020 - 13:46

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