- •English for Professional Purposes: Business
- •Санкт-Петербург
- •Contents
- •Getting to know your colleagues
- •In what situations would you use the words and expressions below?
- •Farm project
- •Rain forest project
- •Peace project
- •Ben & Jerry’s Projects
- •Interpreting information
- •Reviewing background information and vocabulary
- •Introductory notes
- •Language hints for negotiation: conceding a point
- •Situation
- •2. Notice the format of the meeting.
- •3. Review your notes on Ben & Jerry’s Projects, the vocabulary, the information on business culture, and the negotiating strategy. Prepare to use this information in the meeting.
- •Verb Salad ben & jerry’s homemade, inc.
- •Part II
- •By Roger Ebert
- •Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (The Amazing Rise and Scandalous Fall of Enron)
- •Vocabulary
- •Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
- •Part III
- •Introducing the topic. Discuss these questions with another student, then with the class.
- •Main Ideas and Details
- •Vocabulary
- •Sports idioms in business
- •It's a whole new ballgame.
- •Vocabulary exercise
- •Drop, fall, fall sharply, inch down, surge in, decline, level off, plummet, plunge, rise, gain, stagnate, go nowhere, soar
- •Famous quotes from the world of business sentence stress practice
- •Discuss the meaning of the sentences
- •Now mark these yourself and say them aloud.
- •Part IV
- •Vocabulary from the Reading
- •The Star in Starbucks
- •Fielding Questions Some handy phrases for dealing with questions
- •Helpful advice Effective Visual Aids
- •Persuasive speaking for business assignment #1 topics for presentation
- •Article sources:
- •Persuasive Speaking for Business Assignment #2
- •Persuasive Speaking for Business Assignment # 3 (practicing presentation skills in a persuasive presentation, team working)
- •Ideas for Products and Services
- •IPhone competitor
- •Part V executive compensation at general electric
- •Part VI
- •Vocabulary in Context. Find a synonym for the underlined words in each of these sentences.
- •Part VII
- •Vocabulary in Context
- •Talking about brands the purest treasure
- •Reviewing background information and vocabulary
- •Glossary
- •Oxford placement test grammar test part 1
- •Grammar test Part 2
- •Now tick the correct question tag in the following 10 items:
Reviewing background information and vocabulary
Match each word in the left box with a word in the right box to form ten common marketing expressions. Then use these expressions to complete the sentences that follow.
BRAND |
PREMIUM |
PLAN |
PRODUCT |
CONSUMER |
MARKET |
BRAND |
BRANDS |
MARKETING |
PRICE |
OFFER |
CAMPAIGNS |
ADVERTISING |
SPECIAL |
LOYALTY |
AWARENESS |
CORE |
BRAND |
SHARE |
PROMOTIONS |
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______ are important brand-building activities.
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Marketing tactics such as ______ aim to boost sales quickly.
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Because of their association with quality and status, ______ often cost a bit more.
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During a sale in a department store, many goods are on ______ .
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The danger with brand-stretching is the damage that can result to the ______ if it is not successful.
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A good ______ will guard the long-term interests of the brand it is promoting.
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Launching a new ______ onto the market is a costly and risky business.
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Customers who always buy the same brand of goods are showing ______.
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______ is a measure of how well-known a product is in the marketplace.
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In some sectors, the competition between companies for ______is fierce.
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the underlined word. In some cases, you will need to use the negative form.
Advertise
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Market
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Associate
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Produce
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Consume
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Profit
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Promote
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Sell
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Rival
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Value
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