https://padlet.com/riskasofie862/s0lkca9s9rblv4is en-us 2021-10-10 13:10:18 UTC 2021-10-10 15:36:50 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/1383969768/19cf7db79655001bd44121d7fc0bf7bb/Logo_UIN_Cdr.png riskasofie862 https://padlet.com/riskasofie862/s0lkca9s9rblv4is/wish/1805634146 today, we are going talk about self introduction,the answer to that dreaded question "tell me about yourself." now,to some of you this topic may seem very basic,but learning to interduce yourself properly is incredibly important.you might need to interduce yourself without any forewarning,so you need to be prepared. you may need to interduce yourself in your english class or in a job interview.you might need to interduce yourself at a new jobor at a new hobby or leisure activity.you may even need to interduce yourself at a big eventor convention in front of thausand of people. i feel verry nervous and anxious when i have to interduce myself to large groups of people, and english is my first language for learners of english, for my students, this is incredibly intimidating,in order to succsesfully interduced yourself.
you must have yourself,introduction pre-write and learnt. you have to be prepared.

so lets start with the basicof a self 1.introdution. the verry fast think that you'll need to say when introducing yourself is a greeting. now, you can have foemal greetings or you can have informal greetings. it depends where you are,the situation you are in.
let's start with formal greetings. obiovsly, "Hello"
hello can beboth formal and informal, but it's fine if to use it in a formal situstion. you also have good morning,good afternoon, and good evening. make sure play you pay particular attention.to what time of day it is. i have said good morning in the evening and good evening in the morning before.what thing to noteis the use of good day. in british english, good is is considered very old-fashioned,very very,very formal.it's not commonly used.however, it is very common in Australian English.thet can shorten it down to g'day.
then i would say that g'day. i wonder what emma from english will think of me saying g'day, will she approve i'll ask her.
but g'day is more informal.but this is again is if you're in Australia. it's just something i've noticed people using in my commets, section,"good day." i can see why you would use it.it appears to be a gretting that is suitable for all hoursof the day, when in reality, in english english. it's just very,very old-fasioned saying.
also note that goodnight is normally a send off. an equivalent for goodbye.yousay it when you leaving instead of when you are gretting someone. if you interducing yourself in the night time,you would say good evening. 
now,let's talk about informal greeting. it's very importantfor you to find one that you confortable with. there are lots of informal greetings, " hai,what's up,hi,hiya,yo."
there event, whats good? whice is quite an american one.Honestly,if i said yo when i was interduing myself in an english class or in a less formal situation, i would feel really stupid because it's doesn't suit of me. my particular region doesn't use yo, so it feel a bit a forced. i really admire people who can justs tand up and say "yo whats good?"
but it's gonna happen for me, so make sure you pick one that you feel confertable saying.
2.next, of course we have your name.
now,there are many ways of interducing your name.the very besic ones like
 i'm or i am
"i'm lucy or i am lucy."
or if you interducing yourself in a situation where they majority of the audience cannot see you,for exemple from the telephone,no one can see you,when you're speaking on your telephone. you can say my name or is my name's, or if you very large audotariumor convention centre,then you might want to use this is," this i lucy." on the telephone i would normally say
"hai,this is lucy speaking,or this is lucy."

3.next talk about location.where you're from and where you're leaving. there are many variations of this. i'm going start with the most basic and move on to sligthly more complicated ways or describingyour georephical location.
firstly we have i'm from, and the the place name.
" i from bedforshire."
we also have i'm then the nationality 4.adjective.
"i'm british, i'm english."
if you are from somewhere that it's quite far from the place wgere you're interducing yourself.you can say
" i come from, and then you can name the place,come from implies a little bit more of journey."
if you want to say where you grew up,you can say" i was born and raised in place name.
5.position and company.
you can say
" i'm a  manager at starbuck."or" i'm position at company.
6.qualification.
you can say
"i'm about to graduate." you could also say,
" i'am subject graduate or postgraduate."
7.experiance.
you can say 
" i have 10 years of sales experiance."
you can also say i've worked in field for unit of time."
8.family
i have brother, i have sisters, i have mom, i have dady, but if you want gift a litte bit more information.
i'm from family of number.i'm from family of four.
9.hobbies
you might talk about hobbies.
i realy like running, i realy enjoy tennis.
i'm a big fan of'hobby'.
10.age
" i'am 25 years old."
if you dont want to specify you age,you can say. i'm in early, mid or late,and then your decade.
fun fact
think about intersting fear, a weird like or dislike. a good one is your pet.

11.self introduction:
good morning everyone
my name is lucy
i'am 24 years old
i'm from bedfordshire
i work as an english teacher
i am a marketing graduate
i'm big fan of running and fitness classes.

]]> 2021-10-10 15:36:50 UTC https://padlet.com/riskasofie862/s0lkca9s9rblv4is/wish/1805634146