- •Lesson 1.Who is who in a big company.
- •Marketing (Sales) Department Accounts Department Delivery Department
- •Try to guess at which of the above departments
- •Every department is headed by its manager. Now guess which departments are headed by the following people:
- •National economy.
- •Try to remember.
- •B usiness
- •Study the glossary.
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Glossary.
- •Lesson 2. Private and public sector.
- •Answer the questions.
- •Complete the sentences using the following words: clerk, office, junior, to start, to launch, to own, businessman.
- •Lesson 3. Small business.
- •Read the text and fill in the table.
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Answer the questions.
- •Read and translate the text. From a Family Business to a Public Company.
- •Your own business.
- •Lesson 4. From a Family Business to a Public Company.
- •2.Read the description of the companies and answer the questions given below.
- •Make up sentences using the words from columns 1,2,3.
- •Read and translate the text in written. From a Family Business to a Public Company.
- •Problems.
- •Your own business.
- •Lesson 5. Market.
- •1.Share
- •Look at the table of the shopping-trolley (cart) market and answer the questions.
- •Read the text and draw a graph which represents the performance of Kangaroo.
- •M ake up 6 sentences using the words from the columns 1,2,3.
- •Read the text and fill in the table.
- •Lesson 6. Retailer and Wholesaler.
- •Glossary.
- •To make
- •Read the text and put the companies in the right order. The first are the companies which sell raw materials. The last is the company which produces goods.
- •Imagine that your friend is a businessman and talk to him.
- •Put the words into 4 groups. There should be 5 words in each group.
- •6. Crossword puzzle.
- •Read the text and decide the problems. Retailer and Wholesaler.
- •Прочитайте и переведите текст. Retailer and wholesaler.
- •Lesson 7. Contract.
- •A Famous Contract.
- •Lesson 8. Business Communication.
- •Glossary.
- •2. Compare two letters. How many differences could you find?
- •20 September
- •20 September
- •3.Which of the words is different from the others?
- •4. Read the text. Translate it. Decide the problems. Order and Delivery.
- •Suppose you run a bakery. Try to make a weekly order to your supplier.
- •What kind of equipment, raw materials and manufactured parts will you order if you set up a tailor's business? If you own a car repair shop?
- •Make up sentences using the words from columns 1,2,3,4.
- •Business english. Самостоятельная работа № 3.
- •Тексты для дополнительного чтения.
- •Financial Management.
- •2.What is Finance?
- •Bank Operations.
- •Saving Account.
- •Vocabulary.
- •Checking Account.
- •Vocabulary.
- •Credit Cards.
- •Vocabulary.
- •Read and translate.
- •Use new vocabulary:
- •Vocabulary:
- •Use new vocabulary:
Lesson 6. Retailer and Wholesaler.
Glossary.
Not to be in - отсутствовать
To be out - отсутствовать
To buy from - покупать у
Commercial - рекламный ролик
To conduct business - вести дело
To cost - стоить
To deal in something - торговать чем-либо
Discount - скидка
To do business - вести дела, состоять в деловых отношениях
To be engaged - быть занятым
To expand business - расширять дело
To go with companies - вести дела с компаниями
To go out of business - выйти из дела
To launch a product - запустить продукт в производство
Mark-up - наценка
Minor company - мелкая компания
To offer - предлагать
Price - цена
Profitable - прибыльный
To put through - соединять ( по телефону)
Raw materials - сырьё
Regular supplier - постоянный поставщик
Retailer - розничный торговец
To run business - руководить делом
Selling price - продажная цена
Wholesaler - оптовик
Notes.
To make
to produce is used with abstractions
She makes beautiful skirts.
She made an effort and passed the exams.
To do = to make
But
To do business to make money
To do market research to make profit
to make a deal
to make an offer
We do business with several western Europeans partners.
We made a very profitable deal with our suppliers in Germany.
2.
a |
b |
British |
American |
Limited (Ltd.) |
Incorporated (Inc.) |
Europe Trust, Ltd. Has its headquarters in London.
Calaxo, Inc. has its headquarters in California.
Read the text and put the companies in the right order. The first are the companies which sell raw materials. The last is the company which produces goods.
Marion Ashley is the market leader in producing clothes. It is reluctant to go with minor companies and usually does business with well-established ones.
Color Life is a large and well-established company. It produces paints and sells them all over Britain.
Woolmark deals in fabrics. It has its regular suppliers too and it never buys from any other firms.
Bobbin Realm has a large share of threads market and it sells its products to fabric manufacturers.
Make up sentences using the words from columns 1,2,3,4.
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
Bradly
Parker
Eno,Inc.
Our company
We |
goes with
shall make
deals in
buys
does business with |
a breakthrough
raw materials
five firms
several minor companies
laptop computers |
on the European market
from Siberia
in France
on the West Coast |
Imagine that your friend is a businessman and talk to him.
Ask him when he entered the business.
Who helps him to conduct it?
Is it a small or a big business?
Is it a private business?
Is it a new or a long-established business?
Is it a profitable business?
Is his business expanding?
Is he going to sell his business?
Ask your partner when he launched his business.
Does his family help him to run the business?
Is his business enterprise large or small?
Does he meet a lot of problems?
Does he meet any troubles?
Is he often away on business trips?
Does he intend to go out of business?
