(7) A: Let me introduce you two. Maxine, this is Francis.

　　B: Nice to meet you, Maxine. Are you an old friend of Tony's?

　　C: Oh yes, Tony and I have known each other for years, haven't we?

　　A: Yes, that's right.

　　2.Prisentation Introductions often include thes steps:

　　You heard two types of introduction: Greeting

　　Or } introduction --> response request for introduction

　　You head two types of introduction: introducing yourself introducing some one else

　　Notes:1. Some introductions are more formal than others. The use of first names indicates informality.

　　2. In English-speaking cultures, peolle usually shake hands on first meting.

　　Now listen again and indicate whether the introdcution is formal(F) or informal(I). The first one has been done for you.

　　Introduction 1 ( F) Introduction 2 ( )

　　Introduction 3 ( ) Introduction 4 ( )

　　Introduction 5 ( ) Introduction 6 ( )

　　Introduction 7 ( )

　　3. Contralled practice

　　Complete the introductions.

　　(1). Peter King introduces himself to Jack Simpson:

　　Peter King: Hello, My name's Peter King

　　Jack Simpson: I'm Jack Simpson.

　　(2). Philip introduces Sarah to James:

　　Sarah: Philip, I Here. You'll have to .

　　Philip: Of , I'll to James. He's an old friend of mine.

　　James, Sarah, she's just joined the company.

　　James: ,Sarah. Where do you come from?

　　(3). Rod Burton introduces Pete Taylor to an important custome:

　　Pete: Rod, I Mrs Rogers, the Purchasing Manager from Kentons.

　　Rod: I'm . Come and meet her. Mrs Rogers, Pete Taylor, our Export Sales Manager.

　　Mrs Rogers: What countries do you cover?

　　(4). Klaus Fischer introduces himself to an American visitor:

　　Klaus Fischer: How ? My

　　American: . Brenda Cole.