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懂你商务英语L2U2
L2-U2-1/11Listening
Fiona’sBusinessTrip
A
1.FionaisamarketingmanageratTheLauGroupinHongKong.
2.Sheisinchargeofmarketingprojects.
3.Nextweek,Fionawillgoonabusinesstrip.
4.ShehasanimportantmeetingwithaclientinBeijing.
B
1.First,Fionaneedstobuyaticket.
2.ShecouldtakeatraintoBeijing.
3.Butshecouldalsotakeaflight.
4.Takingthetrainischeaperthanflying.
5.Butflyingismuchfaster.
6.Itonlytakesabout3hourstoflyfromHongKongtoBeijing.
7.Ifshetakesthetrain,itwilltakemorethan24hours.
8.SinceFionawantsashorttrip,shewilltakeaplane.
C
1.Fionawillalsobookahotelroom.
2.Shecanchoosebetweentwodifferenthotels,HotelCloudandHotelMilton.
3.HotelCloudisthenewesthotelinthecity.
4.Ithasabigswimmingpool.
5.Anditsroomsarelargeandcomfortable.
D
1.HotelMiltonisolderthanHotelCloud.
2.Itsroomsaresmaller,anditdoesn’thaveaswimmingpool.
3.However,HotelMiltonisinthecenterofthecity.
4.Itisclosertomanyrestaurantsandshops.
5.Itisalsonotfarfromtheclient.
6.Fionawantstostayinagoodlocation.
7.SoshethinksHotelMiltonisagoodchoice.
8.Shewillbookaroomthere.
E
1.Fionawillalsothinkaboutwhatkindoftickettobuy.
2.Shecouldtravelinbusinessclass.
3.Shecouldalsotravelineconomyclass.
4.Inbusinessclass,theseatsareusuallybigger.
5.Therearealsomorein-flightservices,likefreeWi-Fiandchampagne.
6.Someairlinesevenofferfastercheck-insforbusinessclasspassengers.
7.Butabusinessclassticketismoreexpensive.
8.Somanypeoplecannotaffordit.
F
1.Economyclassischeaperthanbusinessclass.
2.Buteconomyclassseatsaresmallerandlesscomfortable.
3.Therearefewerservicesduringtheflight.
4.Thesearsarealsoclosertoeachother.
5.Soeconomyclassisnotatnice.
G
1.Fionawillchoosebusinessclassbecauseshewillbemorecomfortable.
2.Shethinksbeingcomfortableismoreimportantthansavingmoney.
3.Shehopesshecansleepontheplane.
练
1.Sheneedstomeetwithaclient.
2.Ifshetravelsbyplane,shewillgettoBeijingfaster.
3.Ithasabetterlocation.
4.HotelMiltonhasabetterlocationthanHotelCloud.
5.Shewillbookahotelroom.
6.Itoffersmoreservices.
7.Theseatsareclosetoeachother.
8.Therearemoreservicesinbusinessclass.
L2-U2-1/11Vocabulary1
TravelItems
1.Boardingpass.
2.Youneedaboardingpasstogetonaplane.
3.Onyourboardingpass,youcanfindyourseat,flightnumber,andgatenumber.
4.Theairportemployeeprintedherboardingpassatthecheck-incounter.
5.Trainticket.
6.Youneedatraintickettogetonatrain.
7.Ifyouloseyourtrainticket,youcan’tboardthetrain.
8.Heisshowinghistraintickettothetrainconductor.
9.roomkey.
10.Aroomkeycanbeakeyorakeycard.
11.Youneedaroomkeytoenteryourhotelroom.
12.Youcangetyourroomkeyathotelreception.
13.Shelostherroomkey,sosheaskedreceptionforanotherone.
14.Passport.
15.Youneedapassporttotraveltoothercountries.
16.Togetyourboardingpass,youmayneedtoshowyourpassportwhenyoucheckin.
练
1.Hewillgivebacktheroomkeywhenhechecksout.
2.Shegotherboardingpasswhenshecheckedinattheairport.
3.Atsomeairports,youcanprintyourboardingpassbyyourself.
L2-U2-1/11Vocabulary2
AttheAirport
1.luggage.
2.Hereissomeluggage.
3.Youmayneedtocheckinyourluggagebeforeaflight.
4.Afteraflight,youcanpickupyourluggageatthebaggageclaim.
5.Baggageclaim.
6.Abaggageclaimiswhereyoupickupyourbagsafteraflight.
7.Ifyoucan’tfindyourluggageatthebaggageclaim,itmaybelost.
8.Boardinggate.
9.Aboardinggateiswherepassengersboardtheirflights.
10.Ifyouarenotattheboardinggatewhenitcloses,youwillmissyourflight.
11.Securitycheckpoint.
12.Beforeyougototheboardinggate,youmustgothroughsecurity.
13.Whenyougothroughsecurity,airportemployeeswillcheckyourbags.
14.Dangerousitemsarenotallowedthroughsecurity.
15.Check-incounter
16.Whenpassengersarriveattheairport,theyfirstneedtogotothecheck-incounter.
17.Atthecheck-incounter,passengerscangettheirboardingpassandchoosetheirseat.
18.Itisalsowheretheycancheckintheirluggage.
练
1.Heisputtinghisluggageabovehisseat.
2.Shehadtothrowawayherlighteratthesecuritycheckpoint.
3.Passengerscheckinatthecheck-incounter.
4.Youneedtowaitattheboardinggatebeforeyoucangetontheplane.
5.Ifyouneedtochangeyourseat,youcangotothecheck-incounter.
L2-U2-1/11Dialogue1
CheckingIn
A
1.Goodevening,howcanIhelpyou?
2.Hi,Iwanttocheckintomyroom.
3.IhaveareservationunderthenameAliceWhite.
4.Noproblem.
5.MayIseeyourpassportandcreditcard?
6.Hereitgo.
B
1.Youbookasingleroom,isthatcorrect?
2.Yes,that’scorrect.
3.Ihaveareservationfortwonights.
4.Perfect.
5.Thisisyourreceipt.
6.Andthisisthekeytoyourroom.
C
1.Thankyou.
2.Also,couldyougivemeawake-upcallat7o’clocktomorrow?
3.I’mgoingtoattendaconferenceandIdon’twanttobelate.
4.Sure,noproblem,wewillcalltomorrowmorningat7.
5.Enjoyyourstay.
练
1.Herreservationisfortwonights.
2.Shebookedasingleroom.
3.Shegivesherpassportandcreditcardtothereceptionist.
4.Shelostherroomkey,sosheaskedreceptionforanotherone.
L2-U2-1/11Dialogue2
MissingFlight
A
1.NorthEastAirlinesatBostonairport.
2.MynameisSally.
3.HowcanIhelpyou?
4.Hi,I’minataxionmywaytotheairport.
5.Butthetrafficisverybad.
6.I’mgoingtomissmyflight.
7.MayIhaveyournameandflynumbersir?
8.MynameisArestone.
9.MyflightnumberisNe123.
10.I’mgoingtoChicago.
B
1.Hmm,yourflightwillleaveat11:
30.
2.That’sin30minutes.
3.Andtheboardinggateisclosingnow.
4.Oh,whyme?
5.IhaveaveryimportantmeetinginChicagotomorrow.
6.CouldIchangemyflightplease?
7.Whenisyourmeetingsir?
8.It’stomorrowmorningat9o’clock.
C
1.IcanputyouonanotherflighttoChicago.
2.Itwouldleaveat3o’clock.
3.Wouldthatbeok?
4.Thatwillbeperfect.
5.Howmuchwillthiscost?
6.Itwon’tcostanything.
7.It’sfree.
8.That’sgreat.
9.Thankyou.
10.Noproblem,sir.
11.MayIpleasehaveyourpassportnumber?
12.Sure,mypassportnumberisYY684620.
13.Ok,Ijustchangedyourreservation.
14.IsthereanythingelseIcando?
15.No,that’sall.
16.Thankyousomuchagain.
17.Noproblem.
18.Haveasafeflight.
练
1.Sheputshimonanotherflight.
L2-U2-3/11Listening
DescribingAnna’sJob
A
1.Annaisatestengineer.
2.SheworksforalargecellphonecompanycalledYGMobile.
3.Annahasanormalschedule.
4.SheworksMondaytoFriday.
5.Sheneedstoarriveatworkby9a.m.
6.Sheusuallyleavesworkat6p.m.
7.Butshecanleaveearlyifshefinishesherworkbefore6p.m.
B
1.Anna’scompanyhasabusinesscasualdresscode.
2.Sheshouldwearaskirtorpantsandablousetowork.
3.Shecannotwearcasualclothes,likeaT-shirtorjeans.
4.ButonFridays,employeesareallowedtowearcasualclothes.
C
1.Annaworksonalargeteamofengineers.
2.SheisresponsiblefortestingtheappsonYGMobile’sphones.
3.Theappsshouldn’thaveanybugs.
4.Soshemusttesttheapps.
5.Sheneedstomakesuretheydon’thaveanybugs.
练
1.Shemusttestthem.
L2-U2-3/11Listening
DescribingJim’sJob
A
1.Jimisamarketingmanager.
2.HeworksforWeFace,asocialmediacompany.
3.Thecompanyisonlyoneyearold.
4.ItismuchsmallerthanYGMobile.
B
1.Jim’sscheduleisdifferentfromAnna’s.
2.Heneedstogettotheofficeby10a.m.
3.Hecannotleavebefore8p.m.
4.Andheusuallyhastoworkovertime.
5.Soheoftenleavesmuchlaterthan8p.m.
C
1.WeFacedresscodeislessformalthanYGMobile’s.
2.Jimdoesn’tneedtodressbusinesscasualtowork.
3.Ifhewantsto,hecanwearcasualclothes.
4.Actually,heusuallywearsaT-shirtandjeanstowork.
D
1.JimhasmoreresponsibilitiesthanAnna.
2.Hemustfindwaystoreachnewcustomers.
3.Heoftenworkswiththesalesteamtoincreasesales.
4.Healsoneedstomanagehisteam’swork.
5.HeismuchbusierthanAnna.
练
1.Heneedstoworkovertime.
L2-U2-3/11Listening
CompanyPolicies
A
1.Dresscode.
2.Employees’clothingmustfollowtheircompany’sdresscode.
3.Manycompanieshaveabusinesscasualdresscode.
4.Sickleave.
5.Employeescantakesickleaveiftheygetsick.
6.Shehadafever,sosheappliedforsickleave.
7.Workinghours.
8.Thesearehisworkinghours.
9.Hisworkinghoursarefrom8:
30until6,MondaytoFriday.
10.Smoking.
11.Smokingisnotallowedatmanyoffices.
12.Ifemployeeswanttosmoke,theyneedtogooutside.
练
1.Thedresscodesaysemployeesmustwearformalclothing.
2.Thecompanyoffersemployeesfivedaysofpaidsickleaveayear.
L2-U2-3/11Vocabulary2
ComputerActionsII
1.Todownload.
2.Sheisdownloadingafile.
3.Youcandownloadappsontoyourphone.
4.Tocopy.
5.Heiscopyingsomething.
6.Hecopiedavideofileontoaflashdrive.
7.Topaste.
8.Heispastingsometext.
9.Beforeyoucanpastesomething,youneedtocopyit.
10.Toselect.
11.Heisselectingsomething.
12.Beforeyoucancopysomething,youneedtoselectit.
练
1.Heselectedthefileandmovedittothetrash.
2.Tomakeanotherversionofafile,youcancopyit.
3.Youneedtodownloadthefilebeforeyoucanopenit.
4.Shecopiedthed
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