curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656cd8d68948d11d201308d4.md
This is [name] is used to present someone in a conversation. Name refers to a person's name. It's a simple and direct way to make introductions. For example:
Daniel, this is Carol. - Here, you are telling Daniel about Carol and helping Daniel to know who Carol is.
What is Sophie doing?
Introducing Brian to Tom.
Asking who Brian is.
Sophie is introducing Brian, not asking about him.
Saying that she is Brian.
The phrase this is is often used to introduce or present someone.
Asking who Tom is.
Sophie is doing the introduction, not asking Brian to do so.
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