Introducing people
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This document provides guidance on introducing oneself and greeting people in different social situations. It outlines common greetings for friends, acquaintances, and in formal/informal settings. Introductions should include your first and last name, and optionally where you work. Examples are given for introducing yourself at parties, work events, and to colleagues. Maintaining a smile during introductions and greetings is also recommended.
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- 1. INTRODUCING PEOPLE In order to meet people we can use different questions to create different conversations . We can use Greeting first according to the time, here we have some of them:
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