• Introduce yourself to the class.

Introduce yourself to the class. You can say: "Hi, I'm [Name]. I'm [Age] years old and I'm from [Country]. I enjoy [Hobbies]."

• Subject-verb agreement

  • In English, the subject of a sentence must agree with the verb in number.
  • For example, I as the subject takes am (singular) instead of are or is.

  Example: I am (not I are or I is) from Spain.

  
  
• Use of commas

  • Commas are used to separate phrases in a sentence for clarity and to indicate a slight pause.
  • In this phrase, commas are used to separate the introduction elements: Hi, I'm [Name].
  • I'm [Age]...

  Example: Hi, I'm Maria.

  
  
• Consistency in sentence structure

  • Maintaining consistent sentence structure helps in creating clear and understandable sentences.
  • Here, each sentence follows a structure starting with I am or I enjoy to introduce information about oneself.

  Example: I'm 20 years old. I enjoy painting.

  
  

Fun Fact:


In English, introducing oneself often starts with “Hi“ or “Hello,“ followed by personal details to help create a friendly and open conversation.