- •Методичні рекомендації
- •Вступ до методичних рекомендацій
- •Unit 1 meeting a business partner
- •I. Language
- •Illustrative Dialogues
- •Translate the Ukrainian phrases into English.
- •Continue the dialogue:
- •II Reading.
- •In the office
- •III. Speaking.
- •IV. Listening.
- •V. Discussion.
- •Unit 2 oranazing a business meeting. Telephoning
- •I. Language
- •I llustrative Dialogues
- •II Reading.
- •III Speaking
- •IV Reading
- •Different ways of business communication
- •Ahbsc@cuatvm.Cuat.Edu
- •V. Writing
- •VI. Listening
- •Telephone techniques
- •VII. Discussion
- •Unit 3 my speciality
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading and comprehension.
- •My speciality
- •III. Language.
- •IV. Comprehension.
- •V. Speaking.
- •VI. Reading and comprehension.
- •Patents
- •VII. Language.
- •VIII. Comprehension.
- •IX. Speaking.
- •X. Listening.
- •Vocabulary:
- •Fiber Selection for fabric and Garment Design
- •Unit 4 standardization
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading and comprehension.
- •Standardization
- •III. Language.
- •IV. Comprehension.
- •V. Speaking.
- •VI. Reading and comprehension.
- •Open standard
- •VII. Language.
- •VIII. Comprehension.
- •IX. Speaking.
- •X. Writing.
- •De facto standard
- •Unit 5 certification
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading and comprehension.
- •Certification
- •III. Language.
- •IV. Comprehension.
- •V. Speaking.
- •VI. Reading and comprehension.
- •Product certification
- •VII. Language.
- •VIII. Comprehension.
- •IX. Speaking.
- •X. Writing.
- •Certification mark
- •Unit 6 business correspondence
- •Language
- •II Reading.
- •Business correspondence
- •The main parts of a business letter are:
- •Addressing an envelope
- •V. Writing.
- •Additional phrases Opening Phrases
- •Binding phrases
- •Closing phrases
- •Unit 7 quality control
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading and comprehension.
- •Quality control
- •III. Speaking.
- •IV. Reading and comprehension.
- •Total quality control
- •IV. Listening.
- •Silk means elegance
- •Unit 8 basic principles of metrology
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading and comprehension.
- •Metrology
- •III. Speaking.
- •IV. Reading and comprehension.
- •Historical Development of Metrology Standards
- •IV. Writing.
- •Industry-specific metrology standards
- •Unit 9 job hunting
- •II Reading
- •Job Hunting
- •III Language
- •IV Oral Practice
- •V. Reading and Comprehension
- •VI. Reading
- •VII. Oral Practice
- •VIII. Discussion
- •IX. Writing
- •Пример анкеты
- •Резюме (Resume)
- •Жизнеописание (Curriculum vitae (cv))
- •Unit 10 company structure
- •I. Language
- •II. Reading
- •Company structure
- •I nternational business styles
- •A department in charge of finding new ideas
- •A person in charge of a company
- •Список рекомендованої літератури:
Illustrative Dialogues
1. Formal
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Mr Jones: Good morning, Mr Smith.
Mr Smith: Good morning. How are you?
Mr Jones: Very well, thank you. And you?
Mr Smith: Quite well, thank you.
2. Semi-formal, informal
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Chris: Hello, Jenny.
Jenny: Hello, Chris. How are you?
Chris: Fine, thanks. What about you?
Jenny: Oh, not too bad.
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David: Hello.
Jean: Hello, David. How are you getting on?
David: All right, thanks. And how are things with you?
Jean: Oh, more or less the same as usual.
3. Formal
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Mr Adams: I'm afraid I must be going.
Mr Brent: Must you really?
Mr Adams: Yes, I'm afraid so. I've got some urgent work to do.
Mr Brent: Well, I won't keep you then.
Mr Adams: Good-bye.
Mr Brent: Good-bye. Remember me to your wife,
Mr Adams: Thank you. I will.
4. Semi-formal, informal
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Susan: Well, I must be off now.
Mary: Stay and have a cup of coffee first.
Susan: Thanks very much but I really must go. I've got an interview for a job tomorrow
morning.
Mary: Oh. Well, you'd better go to bed early then.
Susan: Yes. Well, cheerio then.
Mary: Bye. And good luck.
Susan: Thanks. I'll let you know how I get on.
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Andrew: I've come to say good-bye.
Roger: When are you off?
Andrew: My plane leaves at 12.30 tomorrow.
Roger: Well, have a good journey.
Andrew: Thanks. Good-bye.
Roger: Bye. Keep in touch.
Andrew: I will. And thanks for everything.
Roger: Don't mention it. Well, all the best.
Andrew: Thanks. Bye-bye.
Exercise 2. Complete the four conversations. Use the phrases in the box.
(a) .. .it was very nice meeting you. |
(e) I look forward to seeing you in Kyiv. |
(b) Good to see you again. |
(f) How do you do? |
(c) ...let me introduce you... |
(g) May I introduce myself? |
(d) Pleased to meet you. |
(h) How's life? |
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Peter: Harry, (1)…to Julie Foster. Julie, this is Harry Wilson. Harry, this is Julie Foster.
Julie: Hello. (2)…
Harry: Pleased to meet you, too.
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Mr Shaw: Excuse me, are you Mrs Price?
Mrs Price: Yes, that's right.
Mr Shaw: (3)…I'm Robert Shaw.
Mrs Price: How do you do? MrShaw: (4) …
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Joe: Hello, Bob. How are things?
Bob; Fine, thanks, Joe. (5)…
Joe; Nice to see you, too. How's family?
Bob: They're all very well. (6)…
Joe: Oh, not too bad, but very busy.
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Tom: I'm afraid I must go now.
Peter: Well, (7)…
Tom: I really enjoyed meeting you, too.
Peter: (8)…
Tom: I do, too. See you soon.
Exercise 3.
Translate the Ukrainian phrases into English.
A.: Excuse me. Dolores Cotton?
B.: Yes?
A.: Hi. I'm Brad Jordan from Orange Computers. How do you do?
B.: How do you do? Рада познайомитись з вами Бред. Дякую, що прийшли зустріти нас.
A.: It's a pleasure. Якою була подорож?
В.: Все було добре. Я лише трохи втомилась і трохи погано почувалась в літаку.
Oh, I'd like you to meet Ron Eng. He's our Sales Manager.
A: How do you do, Ron?
Continue the dialogue:
What will Ron say?
Exercise 4. Complete the dialogue:
A.: Bob Crawford?
B.: ………………………
A.: Hello. I'm Helen Kirby from General Technologies. How do you do?
B.: ……………………….
A.: It's a pleasure. Did you have a good trip?
B.: ……………………….
A.: Oh, let me introduce you to Charlie Vitto. He's our financial manager.
B.: ……………………….