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Most English learners have hard time making a Self-introduction. They don't really know where to start and what to say. So, it is important to know how to introduce yourself, your family and your friends. When you introduce yourself properly this helps acquaintances to know some details about you and this is also an opportunity to let people know who you are. So, we can notice that we can face up different situation where we must introduce ourselves:

  • In the classroom as student or as teacher
  • Beginning an interview
  • Attending a hiring event
  • Giving a presentation

For each case above there is some primordial information, however some information must be included in all tye of introduction. For example, your name your profession or occupation. In this lesson which is part one of our series about Self- introduction, we are going to make a self-introduction as a student or in case of a simple intruduction.

Generally, they can ask you to " make a self- introduction/ talk about yourself/ Introduce yourself!"


Self introduction, example

Hi everyone! Today I am cheerful to find this opportunity to introduce myself.

My name Holf-Sandz SCOTT. I am ten years old.  I am an American. I am from New Jersey. I live in New York, at #39, Gatta Main Street. I go to Adventist Philadelphia Primary School. I am in sixth grade. I go to New Baptist of Grace Church.  My Daddy's name is Scatter SCOTT, and he's an agricultural Engineer. My mother's name is Hadassah SCATTER and she's a nurse. I have Three siblings, two brothers and one sister. I love my favorite family.

My favorite food is rice and beans. My favorite color is blue. My favorite sport is football. My dream is to become a doctor. I like skating when I am free.

This is my friend Sarah; she is my classmate, and she likes skating too.

Thank you for your attention! Good-bye!

Most common questions and answers about self-introduction

  1. What is your name?

My name is Holf-Sandz.

  1. How old are you?

I am ten years old.

  1. Where are you from?

I am from New Jersey. 

  1. What is your nationality?

I am American. 

  1. Where do you live?

I live in New York.

I live at #39, Gatta Main Street, New York.

  1. Where do you go to school?

I go to Adventist Philadelphia Primary School.

  1. What grade are you in?

               I am in 6th grade.

  1. Where do you go to church?

               I go to New Baptism of Grace Church.

  1. What is your Daddy's name?

My Daddy's name is Scatter SCOTT.

  1. What is your profession / occupation?

I am a student 

  1. What do you do for a living?

I am a student 

  1. What is your Daddy's profession/occupation?

My daddy is an agricultural Engineer 

  1. How many siblings do you have?

I have 5 siblings, 3 brothers and 2 sisters.

  1. How many brothers and sisters do you have?

I have three brothers and two sisters.

  1. What is your favorite food?

My favorite food is Sandwich

  1. What is your favorite drink? My favorite drink is water.

  2. What is your favorite color?

My favorite color is blue.

  1. What is your favorite sport ?

My favorite sport is Football.

  1. What is your dream?

My dream is to become a doctor

  1. When is your birthday? 

My birthday is on December 10th

My birthday is in December. 

So, now your task as learner is try to response these questions above! You can refer to the self-introduction text or the responses above to help you.

Thank you for reading!

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If you want to learn some american idioms, click here.


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