
- •1. Protocol
- •1. Introductions
- •2. Question forms
- •3. Job description
- •4. The English
- •5. Test your protocol
- •6. Answering the phone
- •7. Telephone dialogue
- •2. Meetings
- •1. Call a meeting
- •2. The ideal meeting?
- •3. Word Stress
- •4. Useful phrases: politics
- •5. More political terms
- •6. Report-writing
- •7. Second conditionals
- •8. Reducing unemployment
- •3. Organization
- •1. Organizational culture
- •2. How well do you know your company?
- •3. Useful phrases: general
- •4. Do you have executive potential?
- •5. Job vs work
- •6. Pronunciation
- •7. Education word search
- •4. Numbers
- •The Story of numbers
- •Prepositions
- •Countable or uncountable?
- •Singular or plural?
- •Articles
- •Money word search
- •Word stress
- •Pronunciation
- •Number games
- •Comparisons
- •Arise, raise, rise
- •Communication
- •T elephone dialogue
- •Useful phrases: letter writing
- •3. Indirect speech
- •Linking words
- •5. Keyboard
- •6. How well are you communicating?
- •6. Travel
- •1. Ten travel tips
- •2. Future trips
- •3. Giving directions
- •4. Buying a rail ticket
- •5. What do you say when …?
- •6. Car parts
- •Now match these American part names with their English equivalents numbered in the diagram.
- •7. Travel vocabulary: usa vs uk
- •8. Opposites
- •7. Planning
- •1. Rules of economics?
- •2. Silent letters
- •3. Stress
- •4. Future simple and future perfect
- •5. Environment word search
- •6. Writing
- •7. Business plans
- •8. Products
- •1. Reading
- •2. Word Stress
- •3. Devices word search
- •4. The passive
- •5. Useful phrases: general business
- •6. Test your mechanical aptitude
- •7. Writing
- •8. Chindogu
- •9. Visiting
- •1. Pronunciation
- •2. Asking about a flight
- •3. Countries
- •4. What do you say when …?
- •5. The 'American Way'
- •6. Word Stress
- •7. Spelling: uk vs usa
- •8. Cancelling an appointment
- •9. Tipping
- •10. Enternaining
- •1. Past tenses
- •2. Coffee break
- •3. Useful phrases: suggesting, offering, and recommending
- •4. Pronunciation: rhyming pairs?
- •5. What do you say when …?
- •6. Letter-writing
- •7. Table manners
- •11. Presentations
- •1. Advice on presentations
- •2. Families
- •3. Phrasal / prepositional verbs
- •4. Matching
- •5. Word Stress
- •6. Arranging a presentation
- •7. Are you stressed out?
- •8. Reading and punctuation
- •9. Target words
- •12. Performance
- •2. Job description
- •2. Permission and obligation
- •4. Complaining
- •5. Word Stress
- •6. Job application
- •7. Company performance
- •13. Negotiating
- •1. Negotiating over the phone
- •2. Setting conditions
- •3. Stress and pronunciation
- •4. Negotiating jargon
- •5. A follow-up
- •6. Test your negotiating power
- •14. Trade
- •1. Letter-writing
- •2. Complaints and mistakes
- •3. Spot the odd word out
- •4. Pronunciation
- •5. Foreign words
- •6. Reporting problems
- •8. Do and make
- •1. Protocol
- •1. Introductions
- •2. Question forms
- •5. Test your protocol
- •6. Answering the phone
- •4. Do you have executive potential?
- •5. Singular or plural?
- •7. Money word search
- •8. Word stress
- •9. Pronunciation
- •10. Number games
- •11. Comparisons
- •12. Arise, raise, rise
- •1. Telephone dialogue
- •2. Useful phrases: letter writing
- •3. Indirect speech
- •4. Linking words
- •5. Keyboard
- •2. Future trips
- •4. Buying a rail ticket
- •5. What do you say when ...?
- •3. Devices word search
- •4. The passive
- •6. Test your mechanical aptitude
- •8. Chindogu
- •2. Asking about a flight
- •3. Countries
- •4. What do you say when ...?
- •8. Reading and punctuation
- •9. Target words
- •3. Permission and obligation
- •5. Word stress
- •7. Company performance
- •2. Setting conditions
- •3. Stress and pronunciation
- •6. Test your negotiating power
- •1. Letter-writing
- •3. Spot the odd word out
- •4. Pronunciation
- •7. Anagrams
- •8. Do and make
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Міністерство освіти та науки України
Донецький національний університет економіки і торгівлі
ім.Михайла Туган-Барановського
Кафедра іноземних мов
Ф.А.Моісєєва, Н.О.Стельмах
Ділова англійська мова
Навчальний посібник
з англійської мови для студентів І етапу навчання
усіх спеціальностей денного відділення
Затверджено на засіданні
кафедри іноземних мов
Протокол № 26 від 18.05.2007 р.
Схвалено навчально-методичною
радою ДонНУЕТ
Протокол № __ від ______ 2007 р.
Донецьк 2007
ББК 81.2 Англ-5я 73
М 74
УДК 811.111’38(076)
Рецензенти:
канд.філол.наук, доц. С.М.Желєзна
ст.викладач І.М.Гіжко
Моісєєва Ф.А.
М 74 Ділова англійська мова. Навчальний посібник з англійської мови для студентів І етапу навчання усіх спеціальностей денного відділення / Ф.А.Моісєєва, Н.О.Стельмах. – Донецьк: ДонНУЕТ, 2007. – 131 с.
Навчальний посібник складається з чотирнадцяти уроків та ключів. Вправи посібника націлені на активізацію та поурочну лексику у діалогах. Багаточисленні творчі завдання сприяють вираженню особистого відношення до вивчаємої теми і спонукають студентів до використання знань з предмету на іноземній мові в діалогах і полілогах.
Разом з творчими завданнями у посібнику представленні вправи, які розвивають і закріплюють вокабуляр за фахом, копії різноманітних ділових документів, з якими працюють спеціалісти, зразки ділового листування та ін.
Навчальний посібник призначений для аудиторної і самостійної роботи як на ступені бакалаврату, так і у відповідних групах магістерського ступеня.
ББК 81.2 Англ-5я 73
© Ф.А.Моісєєва, Н.О.Стельмах, 2007
© Донецький національний університет економіки і торгівлі
ім.Михайла Туган-Барановського, 2007
1. Protocol
1. Introductions
Write replies to the following.
Hey, how are you doing? …………………………………………………………..
Good to see you again. ……………………………………………………………..
Pleased to meet you. ………………………………………………………………..
My name's Tomas Bartha. ………………………………………………………….
I've heard a lot about you. ………………………………………………………….
Beautiful weather, isn't it? ………………………………………………………….
Sorry, I've forgotten your name. …………………………………………………...
Well, it's been great seeing you again. ……………………………………………..
Say 'hello' to Olaf Bouwermeister for me. …………………………………………
See you tomorrow. …………………………………………………………………
2. Question forms
The questions below have all been asked at job interviews in the UK. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. Then circle the numbers of those questions that you believe it is not legitimate to ask at job interviews.
(You think) ………………… of having any children in the near future?
Tell me about the best manager (you ever have) ……………….. . The worst?
(You have) ………………… a happy childhood?
(You have) ……………….. to work long hours in your last job? How (you feel) ……………….. about this?
(You ever convict) ……………….. of a criminal offence?
How much (you drink) ……………….. ? Smoke? How often? Why?
What (you consider) ……………….. to be your strongest qualities? What are your weaknesses and what (you do) ……………….. about them?
What (you generally do) ……………….. in the evenings? At weekends? On holiday?
What (you see yourself) ……………….. doing in five years' time? And ten?
What ('success' mean) ……………….. to you?
Now, briefly answer any five questions.
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3. Job description
Your
company wishes to take part in an international project with three or
four other countries. As part of their bid to get funding for the
project, your company has been asked to supply a brief resume of the
project leaders. Your boss has asked you to write such a resume for
yourself. Write a resume of around 200 words.
4. The English
Read these extracts from a book entitled 'Xenophobe's guide to the English', which takes a satirical look at the English. Match each extract with one of these titles:
A. How others see them |
C. How they would like to be seen |
B. How they see themselves |
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In a perfect world, the English suspect everyone would be more like them. Then, and only then, would they achieve the recognition and affection they feel they so richly deserve. …………… The English don't just believe themselves superior to all other nations. They also believe that all other nations secretly know they are. …………… Their culinary appreciation is incomprehensible to most, but especially the French, and in their hesitation to be direct or state a view, they are rarely understood. …………… To outsiders the English are intellectually impenetrable. They express little emotion. They are not so much slow as stationary to anger and the pleasures of life seem to pass them by as they revel in discomfort and self-denial. …………… With an unparalleled sense of historical continuity, they appear to carry on in their own sweet way largely unmoved by developments in the world around them. …………… With their wealth of experience of 'running the show' as they see it, they are also deeply aware of their responsibilities to others. They see it as their solemn duty to protect the weak, strengthen the faint-hearted and shame bullies into submission. …………… |