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I and ME I and Me, both refer to the speaker. I Used in sentences where the speaker is main subject of the sentence. Used in sentences where speaker is the doer. It is the first word in the sentence. Example: l am writing a letter. ME Used in sentences that say about another person / thing. Speaker is the receiver of action done by another person / thing. Sentence cannot start with Me. Example: My mother gave me a letter. Sentence Structure Sentences that use "I" have this common structure: "I" + verb (action) + details I + teach + English. I + live in + Mysore. I + am going + to the market. I + will buy + fruits. Sentences that use "Me" have this common structure: Subject + verb (action) + "Me" (details) Sita + gave + me a gift. She + baked + a cake for me. Jake + is visiting + me today. The doctor + will see + me now. Exercise Fill in these blanks to test usage of I and Me. 1. My friend and _...

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Self introductions in English are of two types: 1. Informal introductions, 2. Formal introductions. _________________________________________________________________ Informal introductions  Introducing yourself to a new friend, relative, neighbour, etc is informal introduction. How To Informal introductions start with a casual greeting like " Hi" or "Hello".  Next, say your name. Example : "I am Dave Smith" or "My name is Dave Smith" Say how you are connected to the other person. Example: "I am your brother's friend" or "I run the hotel down this street". Are you meeting this person for a specific reason like collecting donations, or giving an invitation? If yes, explain the reason. Example : "I am collecting donations for the community garden" or "I would like to invite you to the hotel's 5th anniversary party" . End on a positive note, stating you are happy to meet him / her. Rem...