Introduce Yourself and Your Company
CEFR: A1
Read/Listen first
Hello, I’m Ana. Nice to meet you. I am from Green Motors. Are you from Smart Tech? Yes? Great. This is our meeting room. I can show you the way. I am the sales assistant. You can sit here. What is your job? I work in marketing. Welcome to our company. Let’s start the meeting in five minutes. Here is some water for you.⚡ Learning goals
- Introduce yourself with name and job
- Say the company you are from
- Show a visitor to a meeting room
✨ Key language
- I’m + name, I work in + job “I’m Ana, I work in marketing”
- I’m from + company “I’m from Green Motors”
- You can + verb (offers) “You can sit here”
⚙️ Rules & Grammar — 4 Structures
1️⃣ I am/I’m + name
Rule: Use I am or I’m to say your name.Examples: I am Ana; I’m Ken; I am Tom
Common pitfall + fix: Using me Ana — Say I am + name.
Choose the best introduction.
Tip: Start with I am.
Fill with the best answer: ___ ___ Ana.
Tip: Two words: I + am.
2️⃣ I am from + company
Rule: Use I am from to give your company.Examples: I am from Green Motors; I’m from Smart Tech; I am from City Print
Common pitfall + fix: Using I from — Always use am after I.
Complete: I ___ from Smart Tech.
Tip: After I, use am.
Fill with the best answer: I ___ from Green Motors.
Tip: Use am with I.
3️⃣ This is + place
Rule: Use This is to show a room or place.Examples: This is our meeting room; This is the office; This is the desk
Common pitfall + fix: Saying These is room — Use This is + singular.
Show the room: ___ our meeting room.
Tip: This is + noun.
Fill with the best answer: ___ ___ the office.
Tip: Use This is.
4️⃣ You can + verb (offer)
Rule: Use You can to offer help.Examples: You can sit here; You can wait here; You can call me
Common pitfall + fix: Using You are can — Do not add are.
Offer a seat: You can ___ here.
Tip: Use base verb after can.
Fill with the best answer: You can ___ here.
Tip: Base form after can.
✍️ Vocabulary
introduce
Meaning: to tell your name to someoneSynonyms: present, show
Chunk/Idiom: introduce yourself
Example: Please introduce yourself to the group.
Morphology: verb
Self-practice: Say your name to a partner
company
Meaning: the place where you workSynonyms: business, firm
Chunk/Idiom: from + company
Example: I’m from Smart Tech.
Morphology: noun
Self-practice: Write your company name
meeting room
Meaning: a room for work meetingsSynonyms: conference room, room
Chunk/Idiom: in the meeting room
Example: We are in the meeting room.
Morphology: noun
Self-practice: Find a meeting room sign
sales assistant
Meaning: a person who sells and helps customersSynonyms: seller, clerk
Chunk/Idiom: the sales assistant
Example: I am the sales assistant.
Morphology: noun
Self-practice: Say your job aloud
marketing
Meaning: work to promote productsSynonyms: promotion, sales
Chunk/Idiom: work in marketing
Example: I work in marketing.
Morphology: noun
Self-practice: Write one job you do
water
Meaning: a drinkSynonyms: H2O, drink
Chunk/Idiom: some water
Example: Here is some water.
Morphology: noun
Self-practice: Ask for water politely
☁️ Examples (+ audio)
I am Ana from Green Motors.
This is our meeting room.
You can sit here now.
I work in marketing.
✏️ Exercises
Grammar
Choose the correct sentence.
Tip: I am + name.
Offer help: You can ___ here.
Tip: Base form after can.
Fill with the best answer:
I ___ from Smart Tech.Tip: After I, use am.
Fill with the best answer:
___ ___ our meeting room.Tip: Two words: This is.
Vocabulary & Comprehension
Where do people meet to talk?
Tip: A room for work talks.
Choose the job word.
Tip: A person, not an object.
Fill with the best answer:
I work in ________.Tip: A job area.
Fill with the best answer:
Have some ____.Tip: A simple drink.
✅ Guided practice
Mini-dialogue:
A: Hello, I’m Ana from Green Motors.B: Nice to meet you. I’m Ben from Smart Tech.
A: Welcome. You can sit here.
Why this matters:
Clear introductions help people know your name, job, and company. It starts a meeting well.Verb & Adjective Pack:
introduce — Introduce yourself to the visitor.meet — Nice to meet you.
show — I show the room to you.
Try & compare:
Fill with the best answer: ___ ___ Tom.
Tip: Use I am + name.
Self-correction: Fix the sentence: These is meeting room.
Tip: Use This is + noun.
Practice aloud: Listen, repeat, then type the sentence.
You can sit here.
Tip: Base verb after can.