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Introducing new information

Here’s some basic information.

Let me add a few figures. √

Let’s have a look at some statistics.

What are our strengths? √

Ending the presentation

To conclude, I want to tell you about our future plans.

Finally, a few words about our new project. √

Thanks very much for listening to my talk. √

Thanks for coming to my presentation.

 

 

UNIT A Revision

Careers

Modals

C 2 b 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c 8 a 9 a 10 c

Reading

1 of

2 √

3 too

4 √

5 in

 

Writing

ul. Jana Matejiki 73/5

01-125 Warsaw

Poland

Fast-Track Inc.

1225 Federal St

Boston, MA 02110

USA

 

25 February 200-

 

Dear Sir or Madam

I would like to apply for the job of Sales Manager for the Central Eastern Europe area. I have worked as a sales representative in Germany, the US and Poland for more than 15 years. In that time I have had a good sales record. I joined Fast-Track a year ago.

 

I have good organizational and inter-personal skills and feel I would be good at team building. I have some knowledge of designing websites, and I feel I could manage the development of this area. I speak fluent English and Polish in addition to German, my mother tongue.

 

I would be happy to say more about my qualifications for the job if invited for a interview.

 

Yours faithfully

Anna Belinski

Selling online

Vocabulary

1. OFFER

2. SELLS

3. RETURN

4. EXCHANGE

5. BARGAIN

6. DELIVERY

7. WAREHOUSE

8. PURCHASE

9. REFUND

10. STOCK

11. DISCOUNT

Modals

1 c 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c

Reading

1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c 8 c

Company

Sectors

1 c 2 e 3 f 4 a 5 i 6 d 7 b 8 j 9 g 10 h

Present simple and present continuous

1 is standing stands

2 is wanting wants

3 is arriving arrives, is checking checks

4 travels is traveling, visits is visiting, is needing needs

5 is knowing knows

6 recruits, recruits is recruiting

7 expands is expanding

Financial performance

1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 c 7 a

 

 

Unit4 Great Ideas

Vocabulary: Verb and noun combinations

A

1 b 2 c 3 a 4 f 5 d 6 e

B

1 f 2 c 3 e 4 d 5 g 6 b 7 a

C

1. exploits

2. extend

3. enter

4. make

5. meet

6. saves

7. enhances

8. reduces

9. protects

10. fills

11. win

listening: Developing new ideas

A

1a) Oxford University’s research laboratories.

1b) By negotiating licences or by helping researchers start new companies.

2a) No, but they have one company which uses technology developed in the engineering department to make car bodies more quickly and therefore more economically.

2b) Yes, One company makes beehives to help improve fruit production in orchards.

2c) No, but they have started a company which trains archaeologists in the use of computer techniques and sells them the software that they need to do this.



B

1. science

2. business plan

3. write

4. investment

5. start

6. investors

Reading: Three great ideas

A

  Herta Herzog Richard Sears Vodafone
Job/Industry Advertising Mail order Mobile phones
Where idea was created New York, USA The US The UK
Date of idea 1970s
Great ideas Alka Seltzer ad was changed to show a hand dropping two tables into a glass, not one. Used railway system and post office to create a new way of selling. Got people to pay in advance for their calls with a top up card.
Result of ideas Sales doubled Company expanded fast and developed the first automated warehouse. Users could budget more carefully. Sales increased.

 

B

Herta Herzog was working for the Jack Tinker advertising agency in New York.

Richard Sears was an agent of a railway company and was selling watches with his partner Alvah Roebuck.

Vodafone was making good profits.

 

Language review: Past simple and past continuous

A

1. was marking/marked

2. fell

3. lost

4. was doing

5. used/was using

6. stayed

7. wrote

8. sent

B

  Art Fry
Job/Industry Research scientist,3M
Where idea was created The US
Date of idea Early 1970s
Great ideas Using a new adhesive on a price of paper to make a bookmark that could be moved and written on.
Result of ideas Post-its became past of office life.

 

 

Unit 5

Listening: dealing with stress

5.1 job insecurity

long hours

5.2 long hours √

a difficult boss √

lack of promotion opportunities for women √

5.3 1.women 2.women 3.men

 

Reading: a career change

B: 1.He is a bus driver now but he used to be a bank manager.

2.He earning £30,000 per year before.Now he earns £11,00.

3.Bus maps and timetables

4.Nearly 30 years

5.The basic idea is probably that he found no pleasure in work anu more and did not want to progress any further in his banking career.

6.He ‘does not take his work home’.This means that he does not take work to do at home or think about work when he is not working ,unlike when he was at the bank.

C: a customer–a a timetable-a an accout-a

A garage-b a nine-to-five job-a wages-b

A shift-b a passenger-b a loan-a

A salary-a a terminus-b an overdraft-a

 

D: 1.give up 2.realise an ambition

3.anti-social hours 4.work your way up through a company

5.take work home

 

Vocabulary:stress in the workplace

A: 1.c 2.d 3.e 4.a 5.b

B: 1.deadline 2.workaholic 3.workload

4.lifestyle 5.flesitime

 

Discussion: stressful jobs

A: actor 7.2 teacher 6.2 bus driver 5.4 hairdress 4.3

Banker 3.7 librarian 2.0

 

Language view: past simple and present perfect

A: 2.first 3.second 4. second 5.second 6.first

B: Past simple: two years ago;

in 1999;

yesterday;

During the 1990s;

when I was at university

Present perfect: so far;

ever;

yet;

just;

for the past 2 weeks

already;

never

over the last few years

since 2001

C: a: Have you ever trallver abroad on business?

b: Yes,I have.

a: where did you go?

b: NEW YORK.

 

Skill:participating in dicussions

B (5.4):could offer

how about

should improve

could change

what about

C: 1.D 2.D 3.A 4.A 5.A 6.A 7.A

 

Unit6

Listening: corporate entertaining

6.1 1.customer relationship management

2.according to tony, it is mainly to keep old clients,

Because keeping them it is much cheaper than finding new ones.

3.opera, jazz, rock and pop concerts

 

6.2 1.a small business may have fewer customers so,

if it loses one, this can be more serious than for a

larger firm.

2.It is important to retain customers during periods of economic decline, so spending on entertainment is more important than during boom times.

 

Vocabulary: eating and drinking

A: a:2 b:7 c:1 d:8 e:5 f:6 h:4 g:3

 

 

B:

Fruit Meat Vegetable Seafood Others foods
Banana Melon Lemon Apple Orange Lamb Beef Veal Chicken   Broccoli Peas Beans Tomato Potato onion Crab Lobster Fish Prawns Mussels   Eggs Pasta Cheese Rice  

 

D: 1:e 2:c 3:b 4:f 5:a 6:d

Reading: Corporate in Japan

C: F F T T T F

D: 1 halved 2 in steep decline 3 restructuring

4 budget 5 boom days 6 conglomerate

Language view: Multi-word verbs

Exercise A: 1 d 2 a 3 f 4 g 5 c 6 e 7 b 8 h

Exercise B: 1 √

2 Her secretary looks after her really well

3 I looked around the warehouse

4 √

5 The visitors turned up very late

Exercise C: B C A B A B B A

Skill: socializing greetings and small talk

Exercise B: 1 d-yes 2 e-no

3 b-yes 4 c-no 5-no

Exercise C: 1 have, met

2 good, you

3 know

4 work

5 give, regards

6 pleased

7 hear

8 great

9 love

10 forward

Exercise D: a:1 2 4 5 7

b:3 6 8 9 10

Exercise E: 1-6; 4-8; 5-3; 7-10;9-2

 

Unit B Revision

U.4

verb and noun combinations

1. exploit an opportunity-d

2. extand a range-e

3. win an award-f

4. make a breakthrough-b

5. enter a market-a

6. see an opening-c

 

Reading

1 C 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 B

 

Unit 5

Past simple and present perfect

1.√ 2. √ 3.has done did 4√ 5.has finished

6. √ 7.has continued 8. √

 

Vocabulary

1 b 2 c 3 c 4 a 5 a 6 a 7 c 8 b

 

 

Unit 6

Multi-word verbs

1 call off an event -c

2 cut down on cigarettes -e

3 look after a sick person -d

4 look around a house –g

5 run up a bill –f

6 take up an invitation –a

7 throw out old fish –b


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