Amy
Could you introduce more about you: is this correct?
1. Could you introduce more about you?
2. Could you introduce me more about you?
3. Could you introduce yourself?
Which one is right?
2016年5月23日 07:13
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Yeah, 3 is correct.
"Introduce" means to let someone know who you are (your name etc.) You would only ask someone to introduce themselves if you have never spoken to them. It's also quite formal. If you wanted to know more about someone, you would say something like "Could you tell me more about yourself?"
2016年5月23日
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3. could you introduce yourself. is more appropriate.
2016年5月23日
1 and 2 would not be used in English; it sounds like the verbs "introduce" and "tell" or "share" are being confused. As Ikki said, #3 could work. For example, at the beginning of a small class or Bible study with unfamiliar people, the leader may ask of each person: "Could you please introduce yourself?" Most people would say their name along with their grade level, college major, or reason for taking the class (depending on the context). If only your name is needed, then the leader could just say, "Please tell us your name," but that would not be a warm and friendly way to begin as a class. I hope this helps. Peace.
2016年5月23日
