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Lesson 1: Greetings and Self-Introduction in English

Published: May 12, 2026 | Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Word count: 812

Full Lesson Content (800+ words)

In Bangladesh, knowing how to greet someone properly and introduce yourself confidently in English can open many doors — whether you are applying for a job in a bank, hotel, or multinational company, or speaking with foreign clients. Most Bangladeshi students learn grammar but struggle with real-life conversation. This lesson will help you master practical greetings and introductions.

🎧 Listen to the Full Lesson (Audio)

Duration: 8 minutes • Recorded for Bangladeshi students

[Full 800-word lesson content goes here. For demo, I have shortened it. In real website, put complete 800 words with examples, dialogues, Bangladeshi context, common mistakes, etc.]

📝 Post Lesson Exam (10 Marks)

Section A: Listening (3 Marks)

Listen to the audio again and answer:

  1. How does the speaker greet the customer?
  2. What is the full introduction of the speaker?

Section B: Reading & Writing (4 Marks)

  1. Write a self-introduction of 6-8 sentences as if you are applying for a job at a hotel.
  2. Correct the mistakes: "I name is Rahim. I from Dhaka."

Section C: Vocabulary (3 Marks)

  1. Write the meaning of: "pleased to meet you", "How do you do?", "Looking forward to".

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