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Discover LudwigThe phrase "may I introduce" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used in formal or polite situations when introducing someone to a group or to another person. Example: "May I introduce our guest speaker, Ms. Johnson, who will be discussing the latest advancements in technology."
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The waiters do the tiresomely chummy "and may I introduce to you the specials" thing.
Regarding the article in The Times of Oct. 11 about alleged advertising agency pressure on media, may I introduce you to the obverse side of the coin.
For those of you who have not had the pleasure of working with him or who have never met him, may I introduce Elmer Bernstein.
My first book was called "Saturday Night in America" until the person designing the cover thought it would look better with fewer words; ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce you to my first book, "Saturday Night".
Now, without further delay, may I introduce to you a very intriguing person...Dennis Hunter.
May I introduce you?
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May I now introduce you to Sadhguru?
May I suggest introducing nationalisation in parts of most of the industries that were privatised under Mrs Thatcher.
I introduce myself.
Should I introduce myself?
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