1） introducing somebody
By the way， do you know each other，
Do you know Mr. Bob？
Have you met Nathan Malcolm？
Mr. Lynda， I want you to meet Mr. Naomi Service， the director of Camber Research Institute.
Oh， Hob， I'd like you to meet Sheila Rhoda， famous film star in Hollywood.
This is Nicholas Nimitz， manager of D.C.Company.
（I）
Meet my brother Walker.
Look， here's John！ John——Tom， Tom——Hohn.
Oh， here's David. David， meet John.
Oh look， Wendy's here. Wendy， come and meet Whitman.
（F）
Allow me to introduce Mrs. Jenny Sampson， Chairman of World Wild Life.
I'd like to introduce our director Mr. Sidney Carson. It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you Mr. Stanley.
Let me introduce President of the Sino -American Friendship Association， Mr. John Grant.
May I introduce Mr. Edgar Thompson， Chairman of the Carnegie Foundation？
May I present Mr. Stanley Young， Assistant Manager of General Electric？
2） introducing yourself
Excuse me， I don't believe we've met. I'm Edgar Snow.
Excuse me， My name's Sidney Carson.
How do you do？ I don't think we've met before. My name's Steven White.
How do you do？ I'm John West.
How do you do？ My name's Charles Ford.
Hello？ John Henry here.
Hello？ Victor Eliot speaking.
Hello？ This is Jackson Irving speaking.
（I）
Hello， I'm Sidney Carson.
Hello！ Isaac Livingston.
Hello！ This is Dexter Emerson.
Hi！ I'm Morris Keats.
（F）
Allow me to introduce myself： Jenny Heywood， an engineer from Camber.
First let me introduce myself： David Emory， director of the English Department.
May I introduce myself： Donald Ervin.
3） Responding to an introduction.
Happy to know you.
How do you do？
I have often heard about you.
I have often wanted to meet you.
I know you very well by reputation.
I'm glad to meet you. I'm pleased to meet you.
I've heard so much about you.
Mr. Truman has often talked about you. No， I don't actually. How do you do？
No， I don't think I do， Pleased to meet you.
No， I don't think I have. Well pleased to meet you.
No， I don't think so. How do you do？
Yes， I think I do.
Yes， I think I have.
Yes， I think we do， don't we？
Yes， I think we do， don't we？
Yes， I think we have， haven't we？
（I）
Glad to meet you.
（F）
I'm very glad to have the opportunity to meet you.
I'm very pleased to make your acquaintance.（ 認(rèn)識）
It's pleasure to meet you.
It's privilege （ 榮幸） to know you. Mr. Thompson.
By the way， do you know each other，
Do you know Mr. Bob？
Have you met Nathan Malcolm？
Mr. Lynda， I want you to meet Mr. Naomi Service， the director of Camber Research Institute.
Oh， Hob， I'd like you to meet Sheila Rhoda， famous film star in Hollywood.
This is Nicholas Nimitz， manager of D.C.Company.
（I）
Meet my brother Walker.
Look， here's John！ John——Tom， Tom——Hohn.
Oh， here's David. David， meet John.
Oh look， Wendy's here. Wendy， come and meet Whitman.
（F）
Allow me to introduce Mrs. Jenny Sampson， Chairman of World Wild Life.
I'd like to introduce our director Mr. Sidney Carson. It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you Mr. Stanley.
Let me introduce President of the Sino -American Friendship Association， Mr. John Grant.
May I introduce Mr. Edgar Thompson， Chairman of the Carnegie Foundation？
May I present Mr. Stanley Young， Assistant Manager of General Electric？
2） introducing yourself
Excuse me， I don't believe we've met. I'm Edgar Snow.
Excuse me， My name's Sidney Carson.
How do you do？ I don't think we've met before. My name's Steven White.
How do you do？ I'm John West.
How do you do？ My name's Charles Ford.
Hello？ John Henry here.
Hello？ Victor Eliot speaking.
Hello？ This is Jackson Irving speaking.
（I）
Hello， I'm Sidney Carson.
Hello！ Isaac Livingston.
Hello！ This is Dexter Emerson.
Hi！ I'm Morris Keats.
（F）
Allow me to introduce myself： Jenny Heywood， an engineer from Camber.
First let me introduce myself： David Emory， director of the English Department.
May I introduce myself： Donald Ervin.
3） Responding to an introduction.
Happy to know you.
How do you do？
I have often heard about you.
I have often wanted to meet you.
I know you very well by reputation.
I'm glad to meet you. I'm pleased to meet you.
I've heard so much about you.
Mr. Truman has often talked about you. No， I don't actually. How do you do？
No， I don't think I do， Pleased to meet you.
No， I don't think I have. Well pleased to meet you.
No， I don't think so. How do you do？
Yes， I think I do.
Yes， I think I have.
Yes， I think we do， don't we？
Yes， I think we do， don't we？
Yes， I think we have， haven't we？
（I）
Glad to meet you.
（F）
I'm very glad to have the opportunity to meet you.
I'm very pleased to make your acquaintance.（ 認(rèn)識）
It's pleasure to meet you.
It's privilege （ 榮幸） to know you. Mr. Thompson.