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thành tựu đạt được Giới thiê ̣u nô ̣i dung trình bày... Giới thiê ̣u nô ̣i dung trình bày II.LÝ THUYẾT LIÊN QUAN.. USING STILL Idea of still: a siutuation continues to exist from

I.VẬN DỤNG VÀO DOANH NGHIỆP

 1.Giới thiệu và phân tích hiện trạng công ty

 2.Lý do áp dụng phương thức quản lý chất lượng SQF 2000 vào trong hoạt động kinh doanh

 3.Quy trình sản xuất

 4 thành tựu đạt được

Giới thiê ̣u nô ̣i dung trình bày

Giới thiê ̣u nô ̣i dung trình bày

II.LÝ THUYẾT LIÊN QUAN

 1.SQF 2000 là gì ?

 2.Tại sao SQF 2000 có ý nghĩa?

 3.khi nào SQF có ý nghĩa.

 4.SQF 2000 hỗ trợ gì?

 5.SQF được áp dụng tại đâu

 6.SQF đem lại lợi ích cho ai.

 7.phương thức quản lý chất lượng

III.KẾT LUẬN

USING STILL

 Idea of still: a siutuation continues to exist from past

to present without change

Ex: it was cold yesterday It is still cold today We still

need to wear coats

 Position: midsentence

 Precedes a simple present verb

Ex: we still need to wear coats

 Precedes a negative helping verb

Ex: Ann still hasn’t come

 Still is used in either affirmative or negative sentences

USING ANYMORE

 Idea of anymore : a past situation doesn’t

continue to exist at present : a past situation has changed Anymore has the same meaning as any longer.

Ex: I lived in chicago two years ago, but then I

moved to another city I don’t live in chicago

anymore

 Anymore is used in negative sentences

 Position: end of sentences.

USING SINCE

 Since is followed by mention of a specific point in

time: an hour, a day , a month , a year, etc

 Since expresses the idea that something began at a

specific time in the past and continues to the present Ex: I haven't eaten since breakfast.

I have learned English since 1990

USING FOR

 For is followed by the mention of length of time: two minutes, tree hours, four days, five weeks, etc.

Ex: he has been here for 2 days.

USING EVER

 Question with ever frequently use the present perfect Ex: Have you ever been in Hawail?

USING NEVER

 Never is frequently used with the present perfect Ex: I have never seen the Pacific Ocean