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order
manager
hotel
profit
enterprise
restaurant
invoice
merchant
bank
customer
2.
4)Thesepointsareoftenthoughttobekeytobusinesssuccess:
☐goodmanagement
☐adequateplanning
☐sufficientfinancialresources
☐healthycashflow
☐controlledspendingandtheabilitytocollectmoneyowing
☐effectivemarketing
agoodproductandservice
Exercises
1.Choosethebestanswertocompletethefollowingsentences.
1.d2.c3.b4.d5.d
2.Completethefollowingstatementswiththewordsorexpressionsyouhavelearnedinthistext.
1.business/services2.Land3.Labor/goods4.Capital5.Entrepreneurship6.loss7.bankrupt/debts8.Innovative
9.initiates/business
3.GivetheEnglishwordsorphrasesforthemeaningprovided.
1.distributetoseparate(sth)intopartsandgiveasharetoeach
person
2.accomplishtosucceedindoing
3.manufacturetomakegoodsonalargescale
4.conducttodo;
tocarryon(business)
5.bankruptnothavingenoughmoneytopaydebts
6.securetomakesureofgetting(sth)
7.purchasetobuyandsell(goods)
8.capitalmoneyusedinbusiness
9.financetoworkinthebusinessofprovidingmoney
10.profitfinancialgain
11.initiatetoputintooperation
12.sharethepartbelongtoorowedtoaparticularperson
13.datainformationcollectedforexaminationandconsideration
14.extracttotakeorget(sth)out
15.processtoperformoperationon(sth)incomputer
4.Putthefollowingexpressionsfromthetextintheblankstocompletethesentences.Makechangeswherenecessary.
1.lookfor2.upto3.payfor4.extractedfrom5.responsiblefor
6.goingbankrupt7.relatedto8.toacertainextent9.referredto10.todecideon
5.Rewritethefollowingsentencesandreplacetheitalicizedwordswithappropriatewordsorphrasesfromthetext.
1.Somerawmaterialsmaybeextractedfromtheair.
2.Toconductbusinesssuccessfullyinvolvesalotoffactors.
3.Theentrepreneurshouldbearalltherisksofthebusiness.
4.Thisletterrelatestothesaleofthehouse.
5.Ifthecompanygoesbankrupt,manypeoplewilllosetheirjobs.
6.Hefailedtosecurethetopjobwiththebank.
6.WordStudy
Foreachofthefollowingclues,usethegivenpromptstoproducesentencesinthesamewayasisshowninthemodel.
1.
a.Theywillgoaheadwiththeirplans,evenattheriskofoffendingthelocalpeople.
b.Anyonetravellingwithoutapassportrunstheriskofbeingarrested.
c.Thebusinessmaniscrazytoriskhismoneyonaninvestmentlikethat.
a.ThemayorwillperformtheopeningceremonyfortheInternationalMovieFestival.
b.Everydecentpersonshouldknowthatoneshouldalwaysperformwhatonepromises.
c.Thenewssaidthatthecompany’sperformancewasdisappointinglastyear.
3.
a.Theshopkeepersaidhewouldreplacetheradiosetifwewerenotsatisfied.
b.GeorgehasreplacedEdwardascaptainoftheteam.
c.WemustfindareplacementforSuewhilesheisawayonholiday.
4..
a.Theclimbershadreachedthelimitoftheirendurance.
b.Theparentsaskedtheirkidstokeepspendingwithinlimits.
c.Thegovernmentplanstolimitlanddevelopmentinordertopreservetheenvironment.
5.
a.Youmustacceptyourshareofresponsibilityforthefailureofthefirm.
b.Theirsupremedesireistobetogether–toshareeach’sotheremotions,andfancies,anddreams.
c.Westillhavethelargestmarketshare,butthecompetitionisgrowingfast.
Post-reading
Top10ChecklistforStart-ups
☐Areyoureadytostartabusiness?
Knowwhatyouwantandunderstandwhatwillbeinvolved,includingthepersonalsacrifices.Bewillingtodevotelonghourstoyourendeavor.
☐Haveyoudoneyourhomework?
Conductresearchtoensurethereisaneedforyourproductorservice.Besuremarketconditionscansupportyourbusiness.Talkwithfriends,family,andadviserstoobtainbusinessinformation.Governmentagencies,tradeassociationsandotherorganizationsofferservicesandprogramstohelpgetbusinessesstarted.
☐Howwillyouutilizeyourskillsandcompensateforyourweaknesses?
Evaluateyourpersonalqualitiesandskills.Useyourtalentsandrecognizetheareasyouneedhelpwith.
☐Whatformwillyourbusinesstake?
Decideonastructure—incorporation,partnershiporsoleproprietorship.
☐Howwillyoupromoteandmarketyourbusiness?
Justhowareyougoingtodistinguishyourselffromthecompetition?
☐Whatisyourpricingstrategy?
Whatdoesthepricesayaboutyourproduct(anditsqualityversusthecompetition)?
Thinkaboutwhatyouwillchargepeopleforyourproduct/service.Estimateyourbreak-evenpointandrevenues.
☐Haveyoupreparedadetailedbusinessplan?
Itisimperative.
☐Whatfundingsourceswillfuelyourenterprise?
Securesufficientfinancialresourcesforstart-upandoperations.
☐Wherewillyoulocate?
Pickabusinesslocationthatmakessenseforyouandyourcustomers.
☐Howwillyourbusinessoperateonadailybasis?
Howwillyoudeliveryourproductorserviceandmanageyourbusiness?
Figureoutwhatyouwillneedfortheday-to-daysmoothfunctioningofyourbusiness.
ReadingII
Dictation
Businessincludestheactivitiesofallcommercialproducersofgoodsandservices.Theseproducersrangefromsmallshopsownedbyonepersontohugeorganizationsownedbythousandsofstockholderswhohavesharesinthecompanies.Thewordbusinessmayrefertoproducersofthesameproductorservice,suchastheclothingbusinessortheinsurancebusiness.Anindividualenterprisemayalsobecalledabusiness.
Comprehension
1.F2.T3.T4.F5.T6.F7.F8.T9.NM10.T
Vocabulary
1.a2.d3.a4.a
5.c6.b7.a8.d
Specialuse
1.equipment2.anassistantmanager3.land4.data
5.capital6.trade7.wealth8.competition
9.service10.activities11.qualityquantity12.materials13.production14.education15.memos16.aspace17.experience18.advice19.lives20.varieties
Translation
1.Thecrewofanairlinershouldberesponsibleforthesafetyofallthepassengers.
2.PleasedistributetheseEnglishnewspapersandmagazinestoeverysubscriberassoonaspossible.
3.ThecollegehasdecidedonalectureseriesandbusinessEnglishmajorsmustbepresent.
4.Foradditionalexplanation,pleaserefertopage58oftheteacher’sreferencebook.
5.Mostpeoplewillbeinterestedinwhatrelatestothemselves.
6.Recently,moreandmorepeoplehavegoneintobusiness.
7.Abusinessmanwhosellsgoodsinbulkiscalledawholesaler.
8.It’sreportedthatnowadayswagesarestillonestepaheadofprices.
Cloze
1.a2.c3.a4.d5.b
6.d7.b8.c9.c10.b
11.b12.c13.d14.b15.d
ExtendedActivities
A.Phoneticdrills
I.Listentotheabovesentencesandfindoutthewordscontainingthesoundslistedbelow.
/i:
/:
see,she
/I/:
is,Alice,secretary,this,office,she,listen,manager,his
/e/:
secretary,well,twelve
/<
/:
that,man,Alice
III.Listentothefollowingsentencesandcirclethewordyouhearintheparentheses.
1)132)143)604)155)7062
6)30417)16628)509)3010)17
B.FunctionandStructure
1.Greetingpeople
Completethefollowingdialogues
1)Tim:
Hi!
Dan:
Hi,Tim!
Tim:
Howareyou?
Notbad.
2)Youseeafriendonthebus.
John:
Hi,Jane!
Jane:
Hi,John.
What'
shappening?
Nothingmuch.
3)Twoclassmatesgreeteachotherontheschoolcampus.
Rita:
Hi,Mark!
Howareyoudoing?
Mark:
Notsogood.I’vegotabadcold.
Yeah,alotofpeoplehavecolds.It'
sthiscrazyweather—coldoneminuteandhotthenext.
4)Inanoffice
Secretary:
Goodmorning,Mr.Edwards.
Mr.Edwards:
Goodmorning,Mary.Howareyou?
Fine,thankyou.
2.Sayinggood-bye
Completethefollowingdialogues.
1)Twoclassmateshavejustmetforthefirsttimeandareendingtheirconversation.
Bob:
WellI’vegottogo.Ihaveaclassatnine.Nicetomeetyou.
Ted:
You,too.Seeyoulater.
Yeah.Seeyouaround.
2)Tworoommatesaregettingreadytoleavethehouseinthemorning.
Jeff:
It’salreadynine.I’vegottohurry.
Brad:
Me,too.Seeyoutonight.
Solong.
3)Astudentistalkingtohisacademicadvisor.
David:
Ireallyshouldleaveforclassnow.Thankyouverymuchforyourhelp.
Ms.Williams:
You'
rewelcome,David.Haveagoodtime.Good-bye.
Thesametoyou.Good-bye.
4)Astudentmeetsoneofherformer