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Introduce Yourself

Speaking Practice

What is your name?

 

What should I call you?

 

Can I see your ID, please?

 

How old are you?

 

Where are you from?

 

Where do you live?

 

Are you a student or do you work?

 

What do you study?

 

What do you do?

 

What languages do you speak?

 

Do you like learning English?

 

Why are you learning English?

 

What are your hobbies?

 

What do you do in your free time?

 

What is your favourite colour?

 

What is your favourite food?

 

What kind of music do you like?

 

Are you a friendly person?

 

What is your dream?

 

Can you tell me something about yourself?

 

 

Useful Linking Words

  • First of all
  • Also
  • Besides
  • Moreover
  • In addition
  • Furthermore
  • However
  • Although
  • Because
  • So
  • Therefore
  • Finally

Useful Sentence Starters

  • Let me introduce myself.
  • I'd like to introduce myself.
  • First of all, my name is…
  • I was born in…
  • Currently, I live in…
  • At the moment, I am…
  • In my free time…
  • One thing I really enjoy is…
  • My ambition is…
  • That's a little about me.

 

 

Useful Phrases
  • My name is…
  • You can call me…
  • I am from…
  • I come from…
  • I live in…
  • I was born and raised in…
  • I am a student.
  • I work as…
  • I am studying…
  • I enjoy…
  • I am interested in…
  • I am passionate about…
  • In my free time…
  • One of my hobbies is…
  • My goal is…
  • I would like to…
  • I hope to…
  • I am preparing for…
  • I am looking forward to…
  • It is important to me because…

Useful Verbs
  • Live
  • Study
  • Work
  • Learn
  • Enjoy
  • Like
  • Love
  • Prefer
  • Speak
  • Travel
  • Read
  • Watch
  • Listen
  • Improve
  • Practice
  • Meet
  • Help
  • Achieve
  • Explore
  • Develop

 

MY INTRODUCTION

Good morning. My name is Muhammad Qasim, but you can simply call me Qasim. If you would like to see my ID, certainly—here you are. I am 38 years old and I am from Pakistan. I was born and raised in Sambrial, a small town in Sialkot, Punjab, where I currently live with my family. I work as an English language instructor and I also run my own IELTS coaching centre. My job involves teaching students and helping them improve their English communication skills. I speak Urdu and English, and I am always trying to improve my English because it opens many opportunities for my career and personal development. In my free time, I enjoy reading books, watching educational videos, listening to soft music, and travelling. My favourite colour is blue because I find it relaxing, and my favourite food is biryani because it is delicious and full of flavour. I believe I am a friendly, hardworking, and positive person who enjoys meeting new people and helping others. My biggest dream is to continue growing as a teacher, inspire my students, and help them achieve their goals. That's a little about myself. Thank you.

 

 

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