ENGLISH

ONLINE
CLASS

TALKING ABOUT SELF

CLASS X

By: Nilpasari, S.Pd

nilvasari22@gmail.com
SELF INTRODUCTION
My name is ____ / I am ____
I am ___ years old
Name
I was born in ___ Age
I was born on ___ Occupation
Address
I am originally from ____ Hobby
Now, I live in ____ Family

I am a ____
Common Phrases Used to Introduce Self
 Let me introduce myself, my name is ...
 I would like to introduce myself. I am ...
 Allow me to introduce myself. I am ...
 I want to introduce myself. My name is/I am ...
 Good morning/afternoon/evening, my name is ...
 Hello/Hi everybody. I am ...
 I like ... (hobbies)
 My favorite ... (color, food, drink, subject, etc)
Nice meeting you
Nice to meet you
Pleased to meet you
Happy to meet you
How do you do ?
Example:
Nilva: 1….. Good morning ! I am a new English teacher for Grade 10. my name
is Nilva
Ray : Hi Nilva 2….. Welcome to our school. I am Ray. I am an English teacher for
grade 11
Nilva : Great ! Nice to meet you too, Ray.
Ray : 3….. are you from, by the way ?
Nilva: oh I am not 4 …… from here. I am from South Sulawesi. I just staying here
from 1 year ago. What about you ?
Ray : I am originally from London. I was 5….. There. But now I am an 6……
citizen.
Nilva: I see. Oh what book are you carrying ? It’s look familiar to me.
Ray : Oh I am reading Indonesian history book. I 7….. Reading books about
history.
Nilva: Really ? Me too. One of my 8….. Is reading history books, especially
about history of country.
Ray : Great. We have a lot of collections in our school library. I can 9…..you to
our librarian if you want. So every time we have new arrival book, you can be the first
to be notified by the librarian.
Nilva: Sure. That would be awesome. Thank you Ray.
Ray : my pleasure. Anyway, 10….. You. I need to rush my class now.
Nilva: alright. Nice meeting you too. See you later.
More Example:
“Let me introduce myself. My name is Ahmad Syukron. You
can call me, Syukron. I am from Batang. Precisely, I live at
Jalan Gajah Mada No. 25 Batang. I am a student of SMP N 8
Batang. I go to school by my bicycle. I like swimming and
reading. I usually go to GM center to swim on Sunday
morning. Talking about books, I have many books about
computer. I want to be a computer programmer in the future.
My favorite food and drink are fried rice and ice tea.”
Introducing Others (family and other people)
Expressions use to introduce someone
 I would like to introduce you to ...
His name is Angga
 Let me introduce you to ... He was born in/on …..
 I would like you to meet... He is a …..
 I want to introduce you to... He lives in …..
 Please meet
 Hi Erna, This is Soni, Soni, this is Erna. Her name is Cinta
She was born in/on ….
 I have two brothers, they are ... She is a ….
 My father is a ... She lives in …..
 My mother works as…
Good bye..
Bye
See you later .
Example

Ray : Hi Rangga, 1 ___ introduce to you to our new English teacher. Her name
is Cinta. Cinta 2___ you to meet Rangga. He is our part time librarian here.
Rangga : Hi Cinta, 3 ____? I am Rangga.
Cinta : Hi Rangga, Pleased to meet you.
Ray : So, Rangga has our librarian since last year. He is a master student at
Sycamore Academy, not far from our school. He comes here every 4 ____ to help
the school library.
Cinta : Awesome
Rangga : So if you need anything or want to ask any information about any
books, you can contact me.
I will be happy to help.
Cinta : Thank you, Rangga. I think I better explore the library now and see if
I can find something interesting.
Rangga : Sure. I will see you around. Have fun 5 ___
Example :
“Hello, Alia! Let me introduce myself. My name is Hannah. I know your name
from my friend, Caroline. She told me that you sent her an email telling her that
you would like to have more pen pals from the US. I’d really like to be your E-
pal. You sound really cool! I guess I better tell you something about myself
first. I’m 16 years old and I attend Thomas Edison High School here in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. I have two brothers and two half sisters and I’m
the middle child. My father died a few years ago so my mother runs the house
and the family business. My father was a barista. I have lots of hobbies. I like
music – mostly classical music and folk music – but I don’t play an instrument. I
like sports, especially tennis and basketball. At school I’m in the basketball
team and I spend most of my extra-curricular time playing basket ball. I’m into
animals very much My sister and I have three dogs. They need lots of
attention as you can imagine. My favorite subjects at school are art and
geography. I think I’d like to become a park ranger when I graduate, perhaps
work for the National Park Service. I don’t like reading but I love drawing and
painting. How about you? Please drop me a line, Alia! Can’t wait to hear from
you!”
Questions were prevalent in transactional dialogue
about the introduction:
 What is your name?
 Where are you from?/Where do you come from?
 Where do you live?
 What is your father
 What does your mother do?
PRONOUNS
Subject Object Possessive Objective Possessive
Pronoun
I Me My Mine
You You Your Yours
He Him His His
She Her Her Hers
We Us Our Ours
They Them Their Theirs
It It Its Its
EXAMPLE
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Subjective Pronouns
I = I come from Makassar
You = You can call Miss Nilva
He = He is my ex-boy friend
She = She looks like Princess
They = They are my students
We = We are siblings
It = It will be rain today

Objective Pronouns
• I am going to meet her at the coffee shop
• He wrote it by hand
• My friend often lends me some money
• No one has fixed the potholes using asphalt yet, so look
out for them
• His trainer encouraged him to stop smoking.
• They never persuade us to buy the product.
• She showed emphaty to Devi and me.
EXAMPLE
S
Possessive Adjectives
My shoes have worn out.
I like your style.
This is her scarf
They are using our tools.
Your tickets are on the table.
Their products are the best for dry skin.

Possessive Pronoun
Mine has worn out
I like yours
This is hers.
They are using ours.
Yours are on the table
Theirs are the best for dry skin.
THANK YOU SO MUCH