Scenario: Introducing Yourself to a New Classmate
Conversation : 1
BeginnerBest Practice
Student A: Hi, I’m Sam. What’s your name?
Student B: I’m Leo. Nice to meet you!
Student A: Nice to meet you too. Are you new here?
Student B: Yes, I just joined this week.
Student A: Welcome! If you need any help, just ask.
Student B: Thanks, I really appreciate it.
Examples
1: joined
Meaning: To become part of a group or organization.
Sentences Using joined for better understanding
1 .I joined the class last week.
2 .She joined the school's drama club.
3 .He just joined the basketball team.
2: appreciate
Meaning: To be thankful or grateful for something.
Sentences Using appreciate for better understanding
1 .I appreciate your help.
2 .They appreciated the warm welcome.
3 .We really appreciate your support.
Conversation : 2
IntermediateBest Practice
Student A: Hey there! I haven’t seen you around before. Are you new to the school?
Student B: Yeah, I transferred here this semester. I'm Mia.
Student A: Nice to meet you, Mia. I’m Jordan. How are you liking it so far?
Student B: It’s a bit overwhelming, but everyone’s been really friendly.
Student A: That’s great to hear. Let me know if you ever need help finding your classes.
Student B: Thanks a lot, Jordan! That’s very kind of you.
Examples
1: transferred
Meaning: To move from one place to another, such as a school or job.
Sentences Using transferred for better understanding
1 .He transferred to this school last month.
2 .She transferred from another university.
3 .My brother transferred to a new class.
2: overwhelming
Meaning: Too much to handle; very intense or difficult to deal with.
Sentences Using overwhelming for better understanding
1 .The first day of school was overwhelming.
2 .She felt overwhelmed by all the new faces.
3 .Starting in a new place can be overwhelming.
Conversation : 3
ProBest Practice
Student A: Hi, I noticed you’re new. I’m Riley. Mind if I introduce myself?
Student B: Not at all! I’m Priya. I just started here today.
Student A: Welcome, Priya! Transitions can be a bit tricky, but I’m sure you’ll settle in quickly.
Student B: Thanks! I’m still trying to familiarize myself with everything.
Student A: Totally get that. If you ever need a tour guide or someone to chat with, I’m around.
Student B: That’s incredibly thoughtful of you. I’ll definitely take you up on that!
Student A: Anytime, Priya. It’s great to have you here.
Examples
1: transition
Meaning: A process of changing from one state or condition to another.
Sentences Using transition for better understanding
1 .The transition to a new school can be hard.
2 .She helped him during the transition.
3 .Moving cities involves a big transition.
2: familiarize
Meaning: To learn about something so you know it well.
Sentences Using familiarize for better understanding
1 .I need to familiarize myself with the school layout.
2 .She spent time familiarizing herself with the schedule.
3 .Try to familiarize yourself with the classroom rules.
3: thoughtful
Meaning: Showing care and consideration for others.
Sentences Using thoughtful for better understanding
1 .That was a thoughtful gesture.
2 .He's always thoughtful toward new students.
3 .It was thoughtful of her to bring snacks.