Suppose you are engaged to be married, and are introducing your fiancé/fiancée to the following people for the first time. match up the statements with their logical (though admittedly not definitive) recipient. question 1 options:
a. a group of five-year-olds
b. in a saturday morning class with whom you've worked for the past semester
c. your grandmother, at a family dinner
d. your best friend from high school, at your house
e. the dean of your college, at a reception for a visiting scholar
1. i'd like you to meet x, my fiancé(e).
2. hey, here (s)he is, the future mr./mrs. me!
3. may i present, x, my fiancé(e).
4. this is x, my special friend. we're going to get married.

1) A group of five-year-olds - This is X, my special friend. We're going to get married.

2) in a Saturday morning class with whom you've worked for the past semester - This is X, my special friend. We're going to get married.

3) your grandmother, at a family dinner - I'd like you to meet X, my fiancé(e).

4) your best friend from high school, at your house - Hey, here (s)he is, the future Mr./Mrs. me!

5) the dean of your college, at a reception for a visiting scholar - May I present, X, my fiancé(e).

if it is a supervisor that collects all the handmade products the word is you but if it goes straight to the machine made activity there isn't any word unless there is robot programmed to say you.