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Introduce Yourself

Introduce Yourself – Interactive Activity

Introduce Yourself

Complete this activity to practice your English writing and speaking skills

Part 1: Writing Activity

Answer the following questions about yourself in complete sentences.

Personal Information

Education & Interests

Family

Hobbies & Preferences

More Favorites

Places & Travel

10 Speaking Tips

Use these tips to improve your speaking skills during the pair activity.

1

Speak Slowly and Clearly

Take your time to pronounce words correctly.

2

Make Eye Contact

Look at your partner when speaking and listening.

3

Listen Actively

Pay attention to your partner’s answers.

4

Ask Follow-up Questions

Show interest by asking “Why?” or “Tell me more.”

5

Use Gestures

Use hand movements to help express yourself.

6

Don’t Worry About Mistakes

Focus on communication, not perfection.

7

Take Turns

Both partners should speak and listen equally.

8

Use Simple Sentences

Keep your sentences clear and simple.

9

Repeat or Rephrase

If your partner doesn’t understand, say it differently.

10

Be Patient and Encouraging

Support your partner and be kind.

Part 2: Speaking Activity

Work in pairs to introduce each other using your written answers.

Pair Work Instructions

1

Find a Partner

Choose someone you haven’t worked with before.

2

Take Turns Speaking

Each person has 5 minutes to introduce themselves using their written answers.

3

Ask Questions

When your partner finishes, ask 2-3 follow-up questions about their answers.

4

Switch Roles

After the first person finishes, switch roles and repeat the process.

5

Share with Class

Be ready to introduce your partner to the whole class if asked.

Sample Questions for Partners

  • “Can you tell me more about your hobby?”
  • “Why do you want to be a [career]?”
  • “What do you like about your favorite place?”
  • “Have you visited any other countries?”
  • “What’s your favorite thing about your family?”
  • “Do you play any musical instruments?”
  • “What’s the best thing about your city?”
  • “How long have you been studying English?”

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