句型總結
●　 謝謝介紹者
1. Thank you, Mr. Gibson, for that kind introduction.
2. I appreciate the introduction, Mr. Gibson.
3. Thank you for the warm welcome, Mr. Gibson.

先表示你很感激介紹人，最好把他的名字也說出來。致謝意的字有"thank" 和 "appreciate"，后者較為正式一些。

●　 簡介自己
1. Just to let you know a little about myself.
2. I won't take up much of your time, but I just want to introduce myself.
3. Let me just briefly tell you a little about myself.

接下來的表達重點是要讓人知道你的演講主題--自我介紹，同時表明這段話不長，不會占用大家太多的時間。 "let you know"等于 "tell you" ; "a little"和 "briefly"都是用來形容‘簡短’的字匯。

●　 未來的職責
1. I'll be heading up the U.S. and Canadian division of Action's sales force.
2. I'll be in charge of managing the American and Canadian accounts.
3. My main responsibilities will include directing our operations in the States and Canada.

介紹的重點之一是解說自已未來工作的主要內容，或是說明自已將在那個部門工作。關鍵詞為"head up"，"division"。

●　 邀同事合作
1. I look forward to hearing each of your views on our present and future prospects.
2. I'm anxious to hear your feelings about our future plans.
3. My door is always open to your suggestions and ideas.

在結尾時，應表示自已很誠心地邀請同事們與你合作，歡迎同仁前來賜教。"look forward to+n. (V.-ing)"，為‘期待、盼望’的意思。