Introduce yourself and state a purpose
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Six completed written English exchanges using request, clarification, time, location and confirmation frames, plus a combined service conversation.
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What to include
- Complete six original written English exchanges from the supplied cases.
- Use an introduction and focused polite request.
- Confirm an explicit date, time and arrival instruction.
- Choose repetition or meaning repair appropriately.
- Finish a combined service conversation and a truthful confirmed/unconfirmed next-step summary.
Review and revise
Use these criteria to check your work and choose what to improve.
- Method: applies the course-specific rules to the supplied cases with visible intermediate work.
- Accuracy: results agree with the stated facts, units, boundaries and independent checks.
- Reasoning: explains why the result follows and identifies a limitation or unresolved question.
- Transfer: completes changed cases and revises the final project when a relevant assumption changes.
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The idea in everyday life
Original exchange: Staff: Hello. How can I help you? Learner: Hello. My name is Mina. I am here to ask about the evening class. Staff: Which class? Learner: The beginner sewing class.
A short English introduction can name the speaker and a practical purpose. Use I am or My name is for identity; use I am here to or I need help with for the task. The supplied exchange is written language practice, not a claim of speaking fluency.
Introduce yourself and state a purpose — worked practice
A short English introduction can name the speaker and a practical purpose. Use I am or My name is for identity; use I am here to or I need help with for the task. The supplied exchange is written language practice, not a claim of speaking fluency.
Original exchange: Staff: Hello. How can I help you? Learner: Hello. My name is Mina. I am here to ask about the evening class. Staff: Which class? Learner: The beginner sewing class.
Original practice material
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| AMaterial | BSupplied text |
|---|---|
| Case | Original exchange: Staff: Hello. How can I help you? Learner: Hello. My name is Mina. I am here to ask about the evening class. Staff: Which class? Learner: The beginner sewing class. |
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1. 1. Identify
Separate greeting, name and purpose.
You should see: Hello / My name is Mina / I am here to ask about the evening class.
2. 2. Frame
Replace the name and task for the supplied new learner Leo.
You should see: My name is Leo. I am here to ask about the library card.
3. 3. Specify
Add the particular class when asked.
You should see: The beginner sewing class.
4. 4. Confirm
Write a short closing.
You should see: Thank you for your help.
What to finish
Two written introduction exchanges with task-specific follow-up replies.
Watch for this
A focused introduction makes the purpose easier to recognize. It is a practical option, not a rule requiring personal disclosure or prohibiting longer necessary context.
How can I tell I understand it?
Adapt the introduction frame to a changed fictional service task.
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