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UNIT 1:

PREVIEW

Sony develops and manufactures

electronic goods

Citibank offers banking services

Nike designs and manufactures clothing

AOL provides internet services

Wal-Mart sells food and drinks

Toyota designs and manufactures cars

READING 1

● Media, financial services

● Industrial machinery, plastics

● 300.000

● Diversified

READING 2 (1)

Company activities: creates

soundtracks, designs and translates Japanese

video games for the UK market, presents

producers with great game ideas and help them

to sell their ideas to Sony and Nintendo in

Tokyo; provides advice on everything from the

music soundtrack and graphics to the game

programming and characters

Lynn’s activities: runs the UK office,

gives advices on that will work on both

countries; gives clients in the information about

Japanese culture; helps Japanese partners

present their ideas in the West

● Are giving/ ‘m giving

They leave cookies in their computer

They can monitor mobile phones calls,

collect data from electronic ticket systems

and electronic access to buildings; use

video cameras and tracking chip, cameras

that see through clothing, satellites that

can recognize small objects, tracking chips

security against terrorists and criminals,

higher productivity at work, a wider

selection of products, more convenience

They hate the idea but don’t know how

Large / a lot : huge, millions, a mountain

of, substantial, wide, enormousSmall / not many: a bit of, a few, tiny, afraction

Bad manners: arriving late for meeting;

ignoring emails; using bad language;

ignoring colleagues; answering mobile

phones call during meetings; not

introducing peoples at meetings

The company is trying to stop: arriving

late for meetings; answering mobile phone

calls during meetings, using bad language

Improving the working environmental

relationships with others

1, Do you want some sugar?

Can you phone me tomorrow?

Not just now, thanks

Yes, no problem

2, Not just now, thanks; I don’t take

sugar, thanks;

Thanks, but I don’t really need one; It’s

a bit difficult I’m very busy; I’m sorry I

don’t know this very well

● It’s a bit difficult….( I go to bed at 10;

I’m out this evening)

● Thanks, but … ( I don’t drink beer; I

don’t drink alcohol); or: Not just now,

thanks

● It’s a bit difficult … ( I’m very busy

today; I haven’t got much time )

● Thanks, but… (I haven’t got time now;I’m in a hurry)

● Sorry, but I don’t know much about it

● Thanks, but I don’t really need one ( Ican take the train; I have a taxi)

Review 1 Language check

2.b3.b4.b5.c6.a7.a8.b

1.d2.c3.c4.b5.f

1 can i introducemeet you2.would you like towould be very like

3 for all your helpyou're welcome4.it's ok

5 can I introduce

UNIT 4PREVIEW 1

● Luxury: expensive; high quality

● Inexpensive and cheap can both simplymean not expensive, but cheap can beused with a negative connotation, toimply inferior quality

● Value for money: inexpensive, not lowquality

PREVIEW 2

Luxury goods: Gucci, Louis Vinson,

● No the commercial point is that haute

couture is the fashion house's loss

leader

● To generate publicity (more effective

than advertising)

● It is home to the most famous brands;

it has the biggest number of talented

designers

● It is good for the economy; production,

jobs, exports, (8% of the country’s

It’s is successful because the CEO saw

an opportunity to market a successful US

product in the UK, and because he is

passionate about succeeding

● They were good for the health

● They weren’t available in the UK

● He sold this flat, car and investments

● The business grew quickly and theydidn’t have the stock to meet demand

● Just under 50%

● Big supermarket

● His distributor went bankrupt

● No- “ … you’ve got to have fun… Youmust feel really passionate about whatyou’re doing

● Infinitive of the verb + -ed

● Did + infinitive of verb

● Didn’t + infinitive of the verb

LANGUAGE CHECK 2

Finished

LANGUAGE CHECK 3

Had; was; sold; found; flew; grew;

began; went; lost

● One platform will be on the sea, near

the equator; the other in space at the

same height as most satellites

● A very strong cable

● They can travel inside a capsule that

moves up and down the cable

READING 21.Cost of launching and insurance;impossible to repair a satellite ifsomething goes wrong with it2.Private

3.Raising money for the construction;finding a material strong enough for thecable

4 Set up joint ventures with othertechnology businesses

5.They will charge to deliver kilos ofstuff into space; the elevator can carry alot of material and Laine expects that therewill be a big demand for the service

1.The year when Lift Port expects tocomplete the space elevator

2.The cost of launching a satellite intospace

3.the start-up cost for the construction ofthe elevator

4.the cost of delivery one kilo ofmaterial into space using rocket launch

5 the amount of material that theelevator could carry in one dayVOCABULARY 1

*)1.c2.e3.a4.f5.b6.d

● Launch a new product

● Set up a joint venture

● You will carry your medical details on

a chip under your skin

● There may not/ might not be enoughoil to meet world demand

1 smaller

2 more stylish

3 more attractive

4 more comfortable5.biggest

6 better7.lowest

1 c

2 a3.a

4 c5.a

6 c

7 a8.a

9 c10.b11.a12.c13.bcareer skills1.d

2 then

3 so what did he do

4 and now

5 after

6 for next two years

1 i'm sure i'll

2.i think that

Infrastructure: airport; road links, port

Attractions: theme park, beaches,

4 1,5 millions; 20 percent are fromDubai

5 Multi-nationals, IT and computingcompanies, media and TV, banks andfinancial companies

READING 3C: Media CityU: Dubai land, Burj DubaiP: Knowledge VillageVOCABULARY 2 (1)

● Multi- national company

● Set

● Set up

● Run out

Low inflation/ unemployment

Stable currency ( strong is also possible)

Good prospects for growth/

infrastructure/ access to regional markets (

easy accessory is also possible)

Low cost of renting office space/ labor

costs/taxation

Positive attitudes to foreign business (

good is also possible)

LANGUAGE CHECK

1 will/ won’t

2 (be) going to + inf

3 the present continuous

3 I am attending / I’m going to attend

4 are you coming back

5 I’m staying/ I’m going to stay

6 I willUNIT 8:

VOCABULARY 1

1 c 2 a 3 bREADING 1

1 name: the firm’s single bigger successfactor

2 image: youthful fun

3 contribution: speeds up hiring andincreases the accuracy of job searching

4 headhunting firms: have lost business

to Monster.comREADING 2

1, yes

2, get free job-search service, can getadvice on career management, can contacteach other to ask questions

3, Get quick responses, search largenumbers of resumes with accuracy

4, newspaper; headhunting firms

5, you should know exactly what youwant, check that your resumes is clearabout what you want

VOCABULARY 2

Employer: post a job ad, hire, scan

resumes, fill jobs, recruit staff

Job-seeker : search job ads, supply

resumes, use a career management service,

2.a3.b4.e5.cPRACTICE 1

● Teams of students who have a Red

Bull car and fridge- they sell drinks on

campus at sporting events and at times

when students need an energy boost

● You need to have an approach that

doesn’t look like a sales pitch

● By having insiders on the campus, a

database of students who act as field

1, 2 have to/ must

3 should

4 need to

5, mustn’t

6, shouldn’t7,8 don’t have to/ don’t need toPRACTICE 1

● Mustn’t

● Have to (must)

● Don’t need to / don’t have to

● Need to ( have to/ must)

● You must know as much as possible

about the products

● You shouldn’t be afraid to start a

conversation with the customer

● You shouldn’t start with a sales pitch

straightaway

● You should ask a few question to find

out your customer’s needs

● You should/must make the customer

feel comfortable and important

● You should suggest different products

that the customer could be interested in

● You must stress the benefits of the

products , not the features

● You mustn’t spend too long with one

customer when others are waiting

1 you are going to start2.is coming

3 i'm going to explain

4 have

1 b 2 d 3a 4 cREADING 2

● T

● T

Increase: put up, raise, rise, rocket

Decrees: cut, drop, fall, lower, reduce,

push down

VOCABULARY 3

Cut, drop ( both with and without

object), lower, put up, raise, reduce, push

down, increase (both with and without

object), decrease (both with and without

in recent yearsPRACTICE 1

1, we saw ( we have seen)

2, has fallen (fell)

2 Layered Voice Analyzer (LVA) and

Voice Risk Analyst ( VRA)

3 more than £3 million

1 to be

2 active

3 passive

4 byPRACTICE 1

● The company was set up by HowardBaines in 1978

● To begin with, it was divided into threedepartments

● Since then, it has been restructuredinto five departments

● Each department is headed bymanager

● Four thousand people are nowemployed by the company

● A new head office is being built for

1 i didn't make the mistake this isn't my

responsibility

2 stay calm; deal with the complaint

even if it isn’t your fault; follow a fixed

routine to solve the problem

1 the supplier sent too many

components and charged the wrong

amount on the invoice so magda's

company has paid too much

2 op1:send a credit note

op2: request the account department

refund the money paid

3 she choose op2 : refund the money

she may not order again for two to three

months

4 arrange the refund; ask the distributor

to collect the extra units

1 the results of this survey are described

in our latest repot

2 the new model is call "Robomat"

3 a new office block is being built in thecity center

4 the building will be complete nextyear

5 a new drink has been developed by thecompany

6 salaries was raised by 4 per cent lastyear

7 only one person was offered a job bythe company

8 the t408 is manufactured in Germany

Conditional 1

6 that's