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Maria D Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
meeting and introducing new people
Hello! Could you help me, please?
What do they usually say when they introduce new people to each other. I mean, when they use imperatives:
Meet, this is John. John, this is Jill. (?)
Get acquainted, this is John. John, this is Jill. (?)
Your variant?
Thank you!
What do they usually say when they introduce new people to each other. I mean, when they use imperatives:
Meet, this is John. John, this is Jill. (?)
Get acquainted, this is John. John, this is Jill. (?)
Your variant?
Thank you!
Top answer
There are a number of possibilities: Mr President, may I introduce Sir Percival Postule? Barry, have you met Percy? I don't think you and Percy have met (, Barry).
- There are a number of possibilities: Mr President, may I introduce Sir Percival Postule?
- Barry, have you met Percy?
- I don't think you and Percy have met (, Barry).
- This is my partner, Percy (Postule).
- Do you two know each other?
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There are a number of possibilities:
Mr President, may I introduce Sir Percival Postule?
Barry, have you met Percy?
I don't think you and Percy have met (, Barry). This is my partner, Percy (Postule).
Do you two know each other? No? Barry, this is my boss, Percy Postule.
Barry, I'd like you to meet my partner, Percy. Percy, This is Barry, my brother-in-law.
Mr President, may I introduce Sir Percival Postule?
Barry, have you met Percy?
I don't think you and Percy have met (, Barry). This is my partner, Percy (Postule).
Do you two know each other? No? Barry, this is my boss, Percy Postule.
Barry, I'd like you to meet my partner, Percy. Percy, This is Barry, my brother-in-law.
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