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Sony develops and manufactures electronic goods
Citibank offers banking services
Nike designs and manufactures clothing
AOL provides internet services
Wal-Mart sells food and drinks
Toyota designs and manufactures cars READING 1
41444. Media, financial services
41445. Industrial machinery, plastics 41446. 300.000 41447. Diversified READING 2 (1)
Company activities: creates soundtracks,
designs and translates Japanese video
games for the UK market, presents
producers with great game ideas and help
them to sell their ideas to Sony and
Nintendo in Tokyo; provides advice on
everything from the music soundtrack and
graphics to the game programming and characters.
Lynn’s activities: runs the UK office, gives
advices on that will work on both
countries; gives clients in the information
about Japanese culture; helps Japanese
partners present their ideas in the West READING 2(2) 1 T 2 F 3F 4T 5T 6T VOCABULARY 1 41449. Artist 41448. Accountant 3, bankery 4, economist 41470. Are beginning 5, engineer
41471. Are refusing 41472. Are 6, musician demanding VOCABULARY 2 UNIT 2 41450. Adviser+ READING 2 41451. Representative
1. They leave cookies in t heir 41452. Assistant computer 41453. Management
2.They can monitor mobile phones consultant
calls, collect data from electronic
ticket systems and electronic access 41454. Software developer
to buildings; use video cameras and 41455. Film producer
tracking chip, cameras that see LANGUAGE CHECK 1
through clothing, satellites that can
recognize small objects, tracking chips 1 B 2 C 3A 4 D
4.security against terrorists and LANGUAGE CHECK 2
criminals, higher productivity at work, 41456. simple
a wider selection of products, more convenience 41457. continuous
5. They hate the idea but don’t know PRATICE 1 how to stop it 41458. Work VOCABULARY 1 (1) 41459. Sit 1d 41460. Check 2 hb 41461. Are attending 3 ce 41462. Is currently changing 4 a 41463. Are learning 5 g 41464. Are staying 6 c 41465. Spend 7 f PRACTICE 2 8 b 41466. Starts VOCABULARY 1(2) 41467. Give 1 Search engine
41468. Are giving/ ‘m giving 41469. Stay lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 2 keyword3 click 41477. Countable nouns(i) 4 websites 41478. Uncountable nouns 5 (e) screen 6 41479. Countable nouns (j) online shopping 7 41480. Countable nouns (a) password VOCABULARY 2 (1) 41481. Uncountable nouns (f)
Large / a lot : huge, millions, a 41482. Countable nouns (d)
mountain of, substantial, wide, PRACTICE 1 enormous 41483. Some
Small / not many: a bit of, a few, tiny, 41484. Any a fraction 41485. Some VOCABULARY 2(2) 41486. Any 1 41487. A 3 PRACTICE 2 2 41488. Much 4 41489. A lot of 3 41490. A lot of 5 41491. Many UNIT 3 4 a READING 1 5 c
Bad manners: arriving late for LANGUAGE CHECK 1 a C b
meeting; ignoring emails; using bad
language; ignoring colleagues; U c C d. C e.U
answering mobile phones call during f U g C h U i C
meetings; not introducing peoples at j C meetings LANGUAGE CHECK 2
The company is trying to stop:
41473. Countable nouns (g) 41474.
arriving late for meetings; answering
mobile phone calls during meetings, Countable nouns (c) using bad language 41475. Both (b) READING 2 41476. Uncountable noun (h) 1.Pressure of work lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119
2.Distracts people; suggests that 3.No; not as polite the meeting is not Important 4.Investing in training Important 5.Improving the working 41515. Inappropriate environmental relationships with others VOCABULARY 3 (2) lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 VOCABULARY 1 41516. Dishonest 41492. Invest 41517. Impatient or: 41518. Unfriendly Not 41493. Introducce just 41494. Respond 41519. Inefficient 41495. Ignore 41520. Inconsiderate (disrespectful) 41496. Admit 41521. Dissatisfied 41497. Avoid LANGUAGE CHECK 41498. Improve 1, Do you want some sugar? VOCABULARY 2 Can you phone me 41499. Stuffy tomorrow? 41500. Impact Not just now, thanks 41501. Communicate Yes, no problem 41502. Rarely
2, Not just now, thanks; I don’t take VOCABULARY 3 (1) sugar, thanks; 41503.
Thanks, but I don’t really need one; Informal
It’s a bit difficult. I’m very busy; I’m 41504. Dissatisfied
sorry. I don’t know this very well 41505. Dishonest PRACTICE 1
41506. Impolite Dishonest 41507. 41522. Can I 41508. Impractical 41523. Can I 41509. Inconsiderate 41524. Could I 41510. Unfriendly 41525. Would you like to 41511. Inefficient 41526. Could I 41512. Unimportant 41527. Could you 41513. Disrespectful 41528. Can you 41514. Impatient PRACTICE 2
41529. It’s a bit difficult….( I go to bed at 10; I’m out this evening)
41530. Thanks, but … ( I don’t drink
beer; I don’t drink alcohol); now, thanks lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119
41531. It’s a bit difficult … ( I’m very busy 5.f
today; I haven’t got much time ) 6.e
41532. Thanks, but… (I haven’t got time now; I’m in a hurry) 1.
41533. Sorry, but I don’t know much about it co
41534. Thanks, but I don’t really need one. ( I
can take the train; I have a taxi) ul d Review 1 Language yo check u 1. analyses 2. 2. is playing so 3. plays m 4. are working e 5. are conducting 3. I’d like to 6. read 4. let me 7. are buying 5.any 8. don’t read 6.an 1.a 7.does that cost 2.b 8. a lot 3.b 9. do you have 4.b 10. costs 5.c 11. can i 6.a 12. do you want 7.a 13. I’m waiting 8.b 14. could vocabulary 1.d check 2.c 1.c 3.c 2.a 4. bhbh lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 3.a 4.b 5.c 6.a 7.a 8.c 9.a lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 career skill 41537. Value for money: inexpensive, not low quality 1.d PREVIEW 2 2.b
Luxury goods: Gucci, Louis Vinson, 3.a Mercedes 4.c
Value for money: Nokia, Bic, Ikea 5.e VOCABULARY 1 1.c 2.b 3.d 4.a 5.e 1. can i introduce meet you 2.would you like to would fa be very like 3. for all your help you're welcome 4.it's ok 5. can I introduce UNIT 4 PREVIEW 1
41535. Luxury: expensive; high quality
41536. Inexpensive and cheap can both simply nmean not expensive, but cheap can be used with a negative 2.e 3.a 4.c 5.b
connotation, to imply inferior quality lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 READING 2 VOCABULARY 3 (1)
41538. Because of the high prices 41557. Luxury ($ 100.000 for a dress) 41558. Fashionable
41539. No. the commercial point is 41559. Industry that haute couture is the fashion house's loss leader. 41560. Creative 41561. Commercial
41540. To generate publicity (more effective than advertising) 41562. Economic 41541. It is home to the most 41563. Famous famous brands; it has the 41564. Talent biggest number of talented LANGUAGE CHECK 1 designers 41565. Cheaper
41542. It is good for the economy; 41566. Easier production, jobs, exports, (8% of the country’s 41567. More effective industry ) 41568. Less expensive 41543. New York 41569. The biggest VOCABULARY 2 (1) 41570. The most famous 41544. B LANGUAGE CHECK 2 41545. A A: high; slow; old; young 41546. A
C: fashionable; beautiful; reliable; 41547. A 41548. B practical VOCABULARY 2 (2) LANGUAGE CHECK 3 41549. Fashion houses Good- better- best 41550. Campaigns Bad- worse- worst 41551. Glossy magazines
LANGUAGE CHECK 4 41552. Famous 1.As 2.Than 3.as 41553. Wear PRACTICE 1 41554. Shows 41571. Bigger 41555. Image 41572. Cheaper 41556. Publicity 41573. As 41574. Prettier lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 41575. The greatest READING 3 41576. More talented 41594. They were good for 41577. the health The least creative 41578.
41595. They weren’t available in Worse the UK 41579. As
41596. He sold this flat, car and 41580. Lower investments PRACTICE 2
41597. The business grew quickly 41581. Worst 41582. and they didn’t have the stock to meet demand Better 41598. Just under 50% 41583. More optimistic 41599. Big supermarket 41584. More careful 41600. His distributor went 41585. More important bankrupt 41586. Harder
41601. No- “ … you’ve got to have 41587. Longer fun… You must feel really 41588. More interested passionate about what you’re doing. 41589. Newest VOCABULARY 2 UNIT 5 41602. Success READING 1 41603. Overweight
It’s is successful because the CEO 41604. Grew
saw an opportunity to market a 41605. Strength
successful US product in the UK, and 41606. Lost
because he is passionate about VOCABULARY 3 succeeding 41607. Sold READING 2 41608. Distribute 41590. In the early 1990s 41609. Equipped 41591. In 1994 41610. Cool 41592. From 1994 to 1996 41611. Set up 41593. In 1996 41612. Order 41613. Bankrupt lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 VOCABULARY 3 41614. Heads a company 41615. Lose money 41616. Meet demand 41617. Rent an apartment 41618. Have fun LANGUAGE CHECK 1 lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119
41619. Infinitive of the verb + -ed
3.Raising money for the construction; 41620.
finding a material strong enough for Did + infinitive of verb the cable
41621. Didn’t + infinitive of the verb
4. Set up joint ventures with other technology businesses LANGUAGE CHECK 2
5.They will charge to deliver kilos of Finished
stuff into space; the elevator can LANGUAGE CHECK 3
carry a lot of material and Laine
expects that there will be a big
Had; was; sold; found; flew; grew; demand for the service began; went; lost LANGUAGE CHECK 4
1.The year when Lift Port expects to 41622. In complete the space elevator 41623. From…to…
2.The cost of launching a satellite into 41624. On space 41625. On 3.the start-up cost for the 41626. At construction of the elevator 41627. In
4.the cost of delivery one kilo of
material into space using rocket UNIT 6 launch READING 1
5 the amount of material that the
41628. One platform will be on the
elevator could carry in one day sea, near the equator; the VOCABULARY 1 other in space at the same *) height as most satellites 1.c 41629. A very strong cable 2.e
41630. They can travel inside a capsule that moves up and 3.a down the cable 4.f READING 2 5.b
1.Cost of launching and insurance; 6.d
impossible to repair a satellite if ** something goes wrong with it 41631. Capital 2.Private lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 41632. Start-up cost
41654. That means there will be 41633. much less traffic on the Payback period road 41634. Return on investment 41655. Electric cars 41635. Potential may/might/could be 41636. A tight budget common 41656. People may/might/could have m e VOCABULARY 2 (1) free timeỏ 41637. Budget
41657. You will carry your medical 41638. A satellite details on a chip under your 41639. A rocket skin 41640. A cost
41658. There may not/ might not be enough oil to meet 41641. An investment world demand VOCABULARY 2 (2) PRACTICE 2 41642. Raise capital 41659. Will 41643. Take a risk 41660. Will 41644. Launch a new product 41661. Won’t 41645. Set up a joint venture 41662. May/might/could 41646. Make an investment 41663. Will LANGUAGE CHECK 41664. May/might/could 41647. Will
41665. Won’t/may/might/could 41648. Will not 41649. May; might; could 41666. Won/t review 41650. He will 2 language 41651. Will not check PRACTICE 1 1. smaller
41652. In 2020, most people will work from home. 2. more stylish 41653. Most meetings 3. more attractive may/might/could take place 4. more comfortable via video 5.biggest lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 6. better 10.higher 7.lowest 8.most expensive 1. founded 9.more profitable 2. took 3. was started 1. c 4. bought 2. a 5. developed 3.a 6.invested 4. c 7.grew 5.a 8. increased 6. c 7. a 1.could 8.a 2. wont 9. c 3. may not 10.b 4.might 11.a 5.wont 12.c 13.b 1. launched career skills 2. became 1.d 3.didn't have 2.e 4.took 3. a 5.cheapest 4. b 6.sold 5. c 7.will 8.greater 1. to begin with 9. reached 2. then lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 10.than 3. so what did he do 11. could 4. and now 12. as 5. after 13. better 6. for next two years 14. could 15.will 1. i'm sure i'll vocabulary check 2.i think that... lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 3.i'll probably 41672. Service sector 4.it's possible that 41673. Regional office 5. i definitely wont 41674. Capital market UNIT 7: 41675. Investment bank PREVIEW 41667. 41676. Shopping mall C 41668. D 41677. Multi-national company 41669. E VOCABULARY 2 (2) 41670. A 41671. B
41678. Multi- national company VOCABULARY 1 41679. Service sector
Accommodation: apartment blocks; 41680. Investment bank villas, hotel 41681. Regional office
Infrastructure: airport; road links, port 41682. Shopping mall
Attractions: theme park, beaches, 41683. Capital market shopping READING 1 VOCABULARY 3 C 41684. Set READING 2 41685. Set up 1 houses / villas 41686. Run out 2 ten years 41687. Run
3 beaches, hotels, theme park, tax- 41688. Sold
freeshopping, sporting events, desert 41689. Sold out safaris, dhow cruises 41690. Growing
4 1,5 millions; 20 percent are from 41691. Growing up Dubai 41692. Built up
5 Multi-nationals, IT and computing
companies, media and TV, banks and 41693. Build financial companies VOCABULARY 4 READING 3
Strong economy ( good/ stable are also possible) C: Media City Low inflation/ unemployment U: Dubai land, Burj Dubai
Stable currency ( strong is also P: Knowledge Village possible) VOCABULARY 2 (1) Downloaded by
Trang S? (sytrang287@gmail.com) lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 Good prospects for growth/ READING 1
infrastructure/ access to regional 1 name: the firm’s single
markets ( easy accessory is also bigger success factor 2 possible) image: youthful fun
Low cost of renting office space/ labor 3 contribution: speeds up costs/taxation
hiring and increases the accuracy of
Positive attitudes to foreign business job searching ( good is also possible) 4 headhunting firms: have LANGUAGE CHECK lost business to Monster.com 1 will/ won’t READING 2 2 (be) going to + inf 1, yes 3 the present continuous
2, get free job-search service, can PRACTICE 1
get advice on career management, can contact each other to ask 1 are (‘re) going to set up questions 2 am (‘m) traveling
3, Get quick responses, search 3 am (‘m) going t look at large numbers of resumes with accuracy 4, newspaper;
4 are you going to travel / will you headhunting firms travel 5 is meeting
5, you should know exactly what 6 am (‘m) going to collect
you want, check that your resumes 7 will (‘ill) present is clear about what you want PRACTICE 2 VOCABULARY 2
1 We are discussing / are going to
Employer: post a job ad, hire, scan discuss 2 I am leaving
resumes, fill jobs, recruit staff
3 I am attending / I’m going to attend 4
Job-seeker : search job ads, supply are you coming back
resumes, use a career management service, join a firm VOCABULARY 3
5 I’m staying/ I’m going to stay 41694. Advertisement 6 I will 41695. Apply UNIT 8: VOCABULARY 1 41696. Candidates 1 c 2 a 3 b lOMoAR cPSD| 48632119 41697. Invites 41698. Attend