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This worksheet is designed to help you practice introducing yourself in English. Since it’s a personal introduction task, there’s no single “correct” answer — you fill in the blanks with information about YOU.
Let’s go step by step so you know how to complete each line:
1. My name is... → Write your full name.
Example: My name is Alex Johnson.
2. I live in... → Write your city or town.
Example: I live in Chicago.
3. I’m from... → Write your hometown or country.
Example: I’m from Brazil.
4. I am ... years old. → Write your age.
Example: I am 12 years old.
5. I was born in... → Write the city or country where you were born.
Example: I was born in Toronto.
6. I’m married/not married. I have/I don’t have children. → Choose what fits you.
Example: I’m not married. I don’t have children.
*(If you’re young, you’ll likely choose “not married” and “don’t have children.”)*
7. My job is... → Write your job or what you do (e.g., student, teacher, engineer).
Example: My job is student.
8. My favourite colour is... → Pick your favorite color.
Example: My favourite colour is blue.
9. My dream is... → Write something you want to achieve or become.
Example: My dream is to travel around the world.
10. My hobbies are... → List things you enjoy doing in free time.
Example: My hobbies are reading, drawing, and playing soccer.
11. ... makes me happy. → Fill in something that brings you joy.
Example: Spending time with my family makes me happy.
12. ... makes me sad. → Fill in something that upsets you.
Example: Losing my favorite book makes me sad.
13. My best quality (personality) is... → Describe a good trait about yourself.
Example: My best quality is that I’m kind and helpful.
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The bottom section titled “Greetings” gives you useful phrases to use when meeting people:
- “Nice to meet you” → Reply: “Nice to meet you too”
- “Good morning/afternoon/evening/night” → Use depending on time of day
- “Hello! How are you?” → Reply: “I’m fine, thank you.” or “Great, happy, good, super”
You can also add your own ideas for how to say you’re doing well!
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Since this is a personal worksheet, I’ll give you a sample completed version as an example — but remember, you should write YOUR own answers!
Final Answer:
My name is Maya Patel. I live in Seattle. I’m from India. I am 14 years old. I was born in Mumbai. I’m not married. I don’t have children. My job is student. My favourite colour is purple. My dream is to become a doctor. My hobbies are painting, dancing, and listening to music. Spending time with my friends makes me happy. Failing a test makes me sad. My best quality (personality) is that I’m hardworking and friendly.
Let’s go step by step so you know how to complete each line:
1. My name is... → Write your full name.
Example: My name is Alex Johnson.
2. I live in... → Write your city or town.
Example: I live in Chicago.
3. I’m from... → Write your hometown or country.
Example: I’m from Brazil.
4. I am ... years old. → Write your age.
Example: I am 12 years old.
5. I was born in... → Write the city or country where you were born.
Example: I was born in Toronto.
6. I’m married/not married. I have/I don’t have children. → Choose what fits you.
Example: I’m not married. I don’t have children.
*(If you’re young, you’ll likely choose “not married” and “don’t have children.”)*
7. My job is... → Write your job or what you do (e.g., student, teacher, engineer).
Example: My job is student.
8. My favourite colour is... → Pick your favorite color.
Example: My favourite colour is blue.
9. My dream is... → Write something you want to achieve or become.
Example: My dream is to travel around the world.
10. My hobbies are... → List things you enjoy doing in free time.
Example: My hobbies are reading, drawing, and playing soccer.
11. ... makes me happy. → Fill in something that brings you joy.
Example: Spending time with my family makes me happy.
12. ... makes me sad. → Fill in something that upsets you.
Example: Losing my favorite book makes me sad.
13. My best quality (personality) is... → Describe a good trait about yourself.
Example: My best quality is that I’m kind and helpful.
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The bottom section titled “Greetings” gives you useful phrases to use when meeting people:
- “Nice to meet you” → Reply: “Nice to meet you too”
- “Good morning/afternoon/evening/night” → Use depending on time of day
- “Hello! How are you?” → Reply: “I’m fine, thank you.” or “Great, happy, good, super”
You can also add your own ideas for how to say you’re doing well!
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Since this is a personal worksheet, I’ll give you a sample completed version as an example — but remember, you should write YOUR own answers!
Final Answer:
My name is Maya Patel. I live in Seattle. I’m from India. I am 14 years old. I was born in Mumbai. I’m not married. I don’t have children. My job is student. My favourite colour is purple. My dream is to become a doctor. My hobbies are painting, dancing, and listening to music. Spending time with my friends makes me happy. Failing a test makes me sad. My best quality (personality) is that I’m hardworking and friendly.
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