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Task II. Answer the following questions.1. What kind of people do you usually deal with? 2. What determines the style of language you use? 3. Are the rales of conversation building universal? 4. And what can you say about good or bad manners in various cultures? 5. Do other communication means help you to build conversation? What are 6. How to make an impression of an attentive and interested listener? 7. May you expect similar or different reactions to one and the same meeting 8. Is it usual to be silent from time to time in a conversation with English 9. Why do you have to learn cultural differences working in international TASK III. Say if it is right. 1. You say Good afternoon all the day long you are in the office. 2. When a business visitor comes to your office you shake hands and use first. 3. 4. After discussing business matters you ask him/her general questions. 5. Before going to the restaurant you give a lot of details about how the dish is 6. In a conversation you have to show that you are interested in it, you have not 7. It is impolite to ask questions about some other people's salary. 8. It is helpful in conversation if the host reacts to what the other person says 9. When making negative comments, it is polite to make them softer by using Task V. Make up questions that lead to each of these answers. The first is done for you as an example.
That's right. Pleased to meet you. Yes, thanks, I had a very good flight. I'd like to see Mr. Joint, if he's in the office. On my last visit I spoke to Ms. Wong. It was Mr. Green who recommended the hotel to me. No, my husband is travelling with me. We'll probably be staying till Friday morning. No, this is his first visit - he's never been here before.
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