Introducing yourself: A1- Beginners:

You can greet people by saying Hello or Hi!. Introduce yourself using I am. You may also need to spell out the letters of your name.

New language: using to be with names.

Vocabulary: Names and letters

New skill: saying your name.

Key language: Saying your name:

Formal or informal greeting: Hello! I am Sophie.

Informal greeting. It’s often used in casual conversation.: Hi my name is John.

You can also use: My name is to introduce yourself plus your name.

Other ways to say your name:

In conversational English, speakers often use contractions. These are shortened versions of pair of words.

* I am Lyla: I’m Lyla

*My name is George: My name’s George.

* How to form saying your name:

Subject + to be + Name:

My name is Lucy

I am Lucy

Examples:

I am charlotte

My name is Luna

My name is Simone

I am Juan

I am Stephanie

My name is Mary

I am Keren

My name is Paola

My name is Michael

My name is Pamela

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