domingo, 27 de abril de 2014

Reading

Read article from small town to global leader on page 9 of your Market Leader book and develop exercises A to B.              

A. Read this article. Then complete the chart below.

Angela Ahrendts
Age 
50
Job  
CEO of de Burberry
Nationality  
American
Family
She is married to Greg, have a son and two daughters.
Interests outside work
She like to eat a pizza with her children or play basketball with them.
                                              
B. Decide whether these statements are true (T) or false (F). Correct the false ones.

1. Burberry is an American company.( F) It is a british company.
2. Burberry is a global fashion company (T)
3. All Ahrendts`s children are teenagers (F) one daughter have 11 year old.
4. They are at school in America. (F) The children are at an American international school in London.
5. Most mornings, Ahrendts is up before 5 a.m. (T)
6. She is away on business most weeks. (F) She travels on business one week a month.
7. She has a lot of interests outside work. (F) be with family.
8. For Ahrendts, keeping in contact with relatives is important. (T)

2.1.2      Open your Market Leader book on page 16, read article Business diary: Eugene Kaspersky, and develop exercises A to E. Send these exercises in the Word file corresponding to Study Guide 1. DO NOT take photos of the pages and paste them on the Word file; you have to type these exercises (including the instructions).

A. Before you read the article, discuss these questions.
1. What do you think is a typical day in the life of the CEO of a big company?
Very busy for all that must respond.
2 How much time do CEOs spend travelling?
Very much time, must be available for it.

3. Do CEOs need holidays?
Yes

B. Look through this article. Can you find any of the ideas you discussed in Exercise A?

C. Answer these questions.
1. Is Kaspersky a formal or informal CEO?
He is informal, normally wears shirts and jeans, but he has a suit for important meeting.
2. Is most of his business in Russia or in other countries?
Most of the company is sales are outside Russia.
3. Does he work 24/7 (24 hours a day, seven days a week)?
No
D. Decide whether these statements are true (T) or false (F) Correct the false ones.

1. Kaspersky travels a lot. (T)
2. He wears formal business clothes in the office. (T)
3. He gets up early every day. (F)
In Moscow, he does not get up early, especially after a business trip.
4 He goes to the gym after work. (T)
5. He likes to have time to relax when he is in Moscow. (T)
6. He only has holidays in summer. (F)
"in winter, i go to skiing"
2.1.3 Develop exercises A to E on page 24 of your Market Leader book.

A. Which of these adjectives describe work in a call center?

Badly paid  /  boring  /  interesting  /  noisy  /  quiet  /  relaxing  /  stressful  /  well paid

B. Three call-centre workers answer the question "What are the biggest problems for you at work?". Read their replies.

C. Look the chart and tick The problems the call-center workers talk about in the replies. Who talks about each problem? Write Birgit (B), Vijay (V) or kevin (K).

Problems
X
Name
Problems
X
Names
Long working day
x
V
angry customers
x
V
breaks too short


low pay


Long hours at workstation
x
B, V
no time between calls
x
K
boring work
x
K
high staff turnover
x
K
no promotion
x
K
a lot of noise
x
B


D. Which three physical problems are mentioned in Birgit is reply?

1. High staff turnover
2. No promotion
3. A lot of noise


Open your Market Leader book on page 8 and develop exercises A to B on listening.

Jeremy Keeley is a consultant. Listen to him introducing himself in the first part of the interview and decide whether these statements are true (T) or false (F). Correct the false ones.

1. He lives in London. (T)
2. He has three very young children. (T)
3. He runs his own business. (T)
4. His business work for organisations across the USA and Asia. (F)
Works for organisations across the Uk and Europa.
5. He helps leaders become better leaders. (T)

6. He always shakes hands when he meets people. (T)
A. Work in pairs. Match the questions (1-6) to answers (a-f)
1. What do you think about the new boss?
a) Peter. He is your line manager.
2. What time does the meeting starr?
b) He has to pay for the office party.
3. Where does she live?
c) You can leave at five o`clok.
4. Why does he need the money?
d) She is very efficient.
5. Who do i report to?
e) In the city centre.
6 When do i finish work?
f) It starts at two o`clock.

B. Put these words in the correct order to make questions.

1. weekend / work / they / Do / at / the / ?
Do  they  work at the weekend ?
2. Pierre / in / sales / Does / work / ?
Does Pierre work in sales?
3. you / do / travel / abroad / How / often / ?
How do you travel abroad often?
4. you / spell / How / business / do / ?
How do you spell business?
5. finish / does / the / meeting / When / ?
When does the meeting finish?


D. Make negative sentences. Use do not (do not) or does not (does not)

1. I like meetings. (presentations)
I like meetings, but I don`t like presentations.
2. We waste a lot of paper. (electricity)
We waste a lot of paper, but don`t spend electricity.
3. They agree about most things. (money)
They agree about most things, but don`t in spend money.
4. Susan sends a lot of e-mail. (faxes)
Susan sends a lot of e-mail, but does not send many faxe
5. Our management team discusses business strategy. (employee problems)
Our management team discusses business strategy, but does not discuss the problems of employees.

E. Tick the sentence that are true for you. Change the other ones to make them true. The compare and discuss your sentences in pairs.

ü  1. I agree with my manager about everything
ü  2. I do not work in teams very often.
ü  3. I always come to work / college on time.
ü  4. I do not like giving presentations.
v  5. I never take work home in the evening or at the weekend.
I never take work home at night or on the weekend.



A. Make sentences about what marco Has and does not have.

1. a campany car  /  a sat-nav
Marco has a company car. He does not have a sat – nav

2. an iphone  /  an ipad
Marco does not have an iphone. He has a ipad

3. an interesting job  /  a high salary
Marco has a interesting job. He does not have a high salary.

4. a nice boss /  some great colleagues
Marco does not have an nice boss. He has a some great colleagues.

5. a desktop at work  /  a laptop
Marco does not have a desktop. He has a laptop.

B. Complete these questions with does have and do have.
1. Do you have a new mobile phone?
2. What kind of car does she have?
3. Does the company have a restaurant?
4. Do all the rooms have air conditioning?

5. Do i have time to finish this?
Now go over exercises A to B on page 17 of your Market Leader book about present simple.

A. Darren Thoop works for Entertainment One, a media company in Toronto, Canada. Complete the article below about his working day using the verbs from the box.

checks, does, drives, finishes, gets, has, likes, makes, spends, travels

Darren Throop gets up at 6 a.m. and does some exercise in the gym in this house. At about 6.30, he makes breakfast for his two daughters. Then he checks his e-mails in his home office. He drives to work. At lunch time, he has a salad at his desk. At work, he spends a lot of time in meetings and on conference calls. He finishes his office day at about 5 p.m. He travels on business a lot, so he likes to spend all his free time with his family.

B Complete this information about Masami Kimura. Use the correct form of verbs in brackets.
I am Masami Kimura and I am married with teo children, Aiko and katsuki. They go (go) to an international school. My husband is name is Seito. He works for a shipping company, and I work for an international securities company.
We live in tokyo, near shinjuku. I travel to work by subway, but seito drive to work. We both like sports and travelling. At the weekend, we play golf or we go camping.

Develop exercises A to E on page 19 of your Market Leader book about how to use expressions of frequency.

A. Write the words in brackets in the correct place in these sentences.

1. She usually gets up early. (usually)
2. They always start their first meeting at nine o`clock. (always)
3. We are never late for meetings. (never)
4. I am often busy in the afternoon. (often)
5. The sometimes office close at 3 p.m. (sometimes)

B. Read these pairs of sentences. Cross out the incorrect word in sentences. b) Of each pair.

1.
a) He reads the paper every day.
b) He always / sometimes reads the papers.
2.
a) We eat in the company cafeteria four time a week.
b) We usually / sometime eat in the company cafeteria.
3.
a) I work late once a month.
b) I usually / sometimes work late.
4.
a) The managers do not go to business dinners at the weekend.
b) The managers never / sometimes go to business dinners at the weekend.
5.
a) The company Director travels on business twice a week.
b) The company Director always / often travels on business.


C. An interviewer asks three people about their typical day. Listen and complete this table.


Mark
Isabelle
Dan
1. What do you do when you get to work?
Say hello to colleagues, check e-mail.
Check my email and take coffee with my colleagues.
I meet as my team, I look at my blackberry, and reply important e-mail.
2. Where do you have lunch?  
In the restaurant with colleagues.
Never stop for lunch as a sandwich.
Often lunch in the restaurant of the company, two weekly.
3. How often do you travel on business?
I`m always travel to new york event.
I never travel to be in the office.
I travel sometimes, at least three times a year to Africa.
4. What do you do at the weekend?
On Saturday out to share with colleagues.
The Saturday dinner with friends and going to movies.
I always read and hear music.


E. Work in pairs. Ask and answer these questions. Add your own questions.

How often do you

1. play sports?
5. entertain at home?
Usually on Sundays
I often read books.
2. Use a mobile phone?
6. go on business trips
Always, every day.
Sometimes
3. Drive to work / college / university?
7 go abroad on holiday?
Sometimes
Usually not.
4. go to a gym / fitness center?
8. buy a newspaper / magazine?
Never
Sometimes
Open your Market Leader book on pages 10 and 11: Develop exercises A to F of Language Focus 1, and A to C of Language Focus 2.

A. Complete this information about Miristella with short forms of the verb to be.

My name’s Maristella. I am Brazilian and i am from Sao Paulo. I am a research analyst for an investment bank in New York. I am married with two children, a boy and a girl. They are at high school in Scarsdale. My husband is American and he is a doctor. My sister is in New York, too. She is a student at Columbia University. We are all interested in sports and movies. My son is a good tennis player.

C. Complete this chart about yourself. Then introduce yourself to a partner. (Compañero)


1
Name
Ricrdo Hurtado Gomez
4
Nationality
Colombian
2
Job
I`m a team leader
5
Interests
environmental engineering
3
City
I`m from Bogota
6
Favourite sports
Football, tennis


D. Now write a paragraph about your partner. Use the text in Exercise A as model.

My partner`s name is Nestor, is Colombian, currently live in Bogota, is an student of Systems Engineering. He's single, lives with his parents and works at a company that markets software as a systems engineer. He Like on basketball and biking.

E. Complete these sentences with negative forms of to be.

1. She`s Russian, but she isn`t from Moscow.
2. They`re Japanese, but they aren`t from Tokyo.
3. He`s German, but he isn`t from Munich.
4. I`m in sales, but i`m not the manager.
5 The office is in Paris, but it isn`t in the center.
6 Her name is Sophia, but she isn`t Italian.



F. Match the questions and answers about Sergio.

1. Are you Spanish?                                                      a) No, i am marketing manager.
2. Are you a sales manager?                                      b) No, she is Mexican.
3. Are you married?                                                      c) No, i am Italian.
4. Is your wife a manager?                                         d) No, she is a lawyer.
5. Is she Italian?                                                              e) Yes, i am. That is a picture of my wife.





A. Write correct article (a/an) for each job.

an accountant
an executive
a pilot
an architect
a journalist
a receptionist
an artist
a lawyer
an aresearch analyst
a cashier
a manager
a sales assistant
a consultant
an office worker
a technician
a director
an optician
a telephone operator
a doctor
a personal assistant (Pa)
a trainee
an engineer




B. Work in pairs. Talk about your job and the jobs of your family and friends.
I`m an team leader. My wife is a social communicator. My father is an army pensioner, my mother is a housewife. My eldest brother is a priest and my younger brother is a military.


C. Listen to three people talking about their jobs and complete this chart



Pierre
Gustavo
Silvia
What is his/ her job?
an engineer
a lawyer
an architect
Where is he / she from?
Switzerland
Argentine
Sicilia
Where is his / her office?
Singapore
New York
Rome
What does his / her partner do?
an accountant
a journalist
a househusband