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The document provides examples of how to reintroduce yourself to someone you have potentially met before. It includes questions to ask to determine if you have met, acknowledging a mistake if you were incorrect, and formally introducing people to each other. An example conversation is then provided where Sil meets Endang at an internet store and isn't sure if they've met. Sil asks Endang if they've met before at a party. Sil then introduces her friend Via to Endang and they have a brief conversation about their studies before leaving for class.
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August 25, 1991 Dear friend,
I am writing to you because she said you listen and understand and didn't
try to sleep with that person at that party even though you could have. Please
don't try to figure out who she is because then you might figure out who I am,
and I really don't want you to do that. I will call people by different names or
generic names because I don't want you to find me. I didn't enclose a return
address for the same reason. I mean nothing bad by this. Honest.
I just need to know that someone out there listens and understands and
doesn't try to sleep with people even if they could have. I need to know that
these people exist.
I think you of all people would understand that because I think you of all
people are alive and appreciate what that means. At least I hope you do
because other people look to you for strength and friendship and it's that
simple. At least that's what I've heard.
So, this is my life. And I want you to know that I am both happy and sad
and I'm still trying to figure out how that could be.
I try to think of my family as a reason for me being this way, especially
after my friend Michael stopped going to school one day last spring and we
heard Mr. Vaughn's voice on the loudspeaker.
"Boys and girls, I regret to inform you that one of our students has passed
on. We will hold a memorial service for Michael Dobson during assembly
this Friday."
I don't know how news travels around school and why it is very often right.
Maybe it was in the lunchroom. It's hard to remember. But Dave with the
awkward glasses told us that Michael killed himself. His mom played bridge
with one of Michael's neighbors and they heard the gunshot.
I don't really remember much of what happened after that except that my
older brother came to Mr. Vaughn's office in my middle school and told me to
stop crying. Then, he put his arm on my shoulder and told me to get it out of
my system before Dad came home. We then went to eat French fries at
McDonald's and he taught me how to play pinball. He even made a joke that
because of me he got to skip an afternoon of school and asked me if I wanted
to help him work on his Camaro. I guess I was pretty messy because he never
let me work on his Camaro before.
At the guidance counselor sessions, they asked the few of us who actually
liked Michael to say a few words. I think they were afraid that some of us
would try to kill ourselves or something because they looked very tense and
one of them kept touching his beard.
Bridget who is crazy said that sometimes she thought about suicide when
commercials come on during TV. She was sincere and this puzzled the
guidance counselors. Carl who is nice to everyone said that he felt very sad,
but could never kill himself because it is a sin.
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- 1. UNIT 1 Haven’t we met before? By : Syafrisil Hasanah
- 2. 1. Reintroducing yourself You meet someone who have you met in the past time. You can begin your conversation with question : - Aren’t you Safira? Or if you’re not sure of her/his name, you can ask something about her/him. Ex: - Aren’t you from Pariaman? - I think we met at post office last month. And then you reintroducing yourself.
- 3. 2. Identifying someone and being told you are mistaken You meet someone and you feel, you have met in the past time. And you guess something about her and apparently you are mistaken. Ex : A : Are you Safira? B : No, I am not A : Oh, sorry
- 4. 3. asking wHetHer you’ve met before You meet someone and you feel, you’ve met in the past time. But you aren’t sure and you ask her/him whether you’ve met before. You can give question like this: - Excuse me, haven’t we met before? - Excuse me, haven’t I met you before?
- 5. 4. Introducing another person You introduce your friend to another friend. Before you introduce them, you have to ask whether they have met before or know each other. Ex : have you two met before. If they haven’t met before you can introduce them. Ex: well, let me introduce you,then. Endang, this is my friend, tia.
- 6. 5. Talking about occupations After introducing, you can continue with talking about occupations. If you introduce another person, you can continue with introducing their occupations. Ex: A :Ellen is a doctor B : oh really?
- 7. 6. Introducing another person more formally If you want to introduce another person more formally, you have to use “I’d like”. For ex: - Excuse me, Sir. I’d like to introduce Ellen Peters. Ms peters is a doctor.
- 8. Conversation Situation, Sil meets someone at internet store. She feels, she has met before but she isn’t sure. Then she asks her. Sil : Excuse me. Haven’t we met before? Endang : I don’t think so. Sil : you are Anita’s friend? Endang: Yes that’s right. Sil : I think I met you at Anita’s party last month. Endang: Oh, really? Sil : Well anyway, my name is Syafrisil and you can call me sil. Endang: I’m Endang Wahyuni and you can call me Endang. Nice to meet you. Sil : Nice to meet you too.
- 9. Suddenly, via comes. Via : hai sil! Sil : hai! Via : Have you been long here? Sil : Not yet. Have you two met before? (while seeing to Via and Endang) Via : I don’t think we have. Sil : well, let me introduce you, then. Endang, this is my friend, sovia. She is my classmate. Via, this is Endang. Via : Nice to meet you. Endang: Nice to meet you too. Via : Are you a student in STKIP? Endang: Yes I’m. Via : What student are you?
- 10. Endang: I’m a mathematic student. Via : oh really? What semester are you now? Endang: I’m in semester four now. Via : owh…. You are my senior apparently. Endang: yeah…(while smiling) Sil : by the way, what time is it now? Endang: it is at 1.15 AM Sil : We have to go to class now. Via : yes, you are right. Sil & Via: See you next time Endang. Endang : See you.