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Meeting Someone For the First Time


Meeting Someone For the First Time
A Hi, my name is ____________________ .
B Hello, I`m ____________________ . Where are you from?
A I live in Liverpool. How about you?
B I live in Liverpool, too.
A Are you married?
B Yes, I am. (No, I`m not.)
A Do you have any children?
B Yes, I have two children. One daughter is ten and the other is five years old.
A Nice to meet you.
B Nice to meet you, too.
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You learn something every day if you pay attention. ~Ray LeBlond

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