It is simply the most handsome boy around the globe. I love you, for me is the best.
martes, 23 de septiembre de 2008
martes, 9 de septiembre de 2008
UNIT 2
Correct the sentence where it is necessary.
1. This is the best job I´ve had.
2. The turnover was higher than last year.
3. The company made huge losses last year.
4. I gave him the same report that you gave me.
5. She work in finance.
6. Can you give me example of what you mean?
Change the form of the word in brackets.
1. Increasing salaries is only one way to increase (motivate) motivation.
2. Ihave (appraise) appraisals with my six subordinates today.
3. The board of (director) directors meets 4 times a year.
4. Fear of (fail) failure is another way to inspire staff.
5. Managers believe (employ) employees can not be trusted.
Complete the sentences with the verbs.
do/make/meet/take/set/have/lose
1. Managers inspire workers when they set a good example.
2. We can´t meet the deadline. It´s unrealistic.
3. I think we´ll make a profit this year.
4. Most managers lose their tempers when their team loses.
5. Sorry, but I don´t have time to help.
6. It´s too risky. We can´t take a chance like this.
7. Would you do me a favour?
1. This is the best job I´ve had.
2. The turnover was higher than last year.
3. The company made huge losses last year.
4. I gave him the same report that you gave me.
5. She work in finance.
6. Can you give me example of what you mean?
Change the form of the word in brackets.
1. Increasing salaries is only one way to increase (motivate) motivation.
2. Ihave (appraise) appraisals with my six subordinates today.
3. The board of (director) directors meets 4 times a year.
4. Fear of (fail) failure is another way to inspire staff.
5. Managers believe (employ) employees can not be trusted.
Complete the sentences with the verbs.
do/make/meet/take/set/have/lose
1. Managers inspire workers when they set a good example.
2. We can´t meet the deadline. It´s unrealistic.
3. I think we´ll make a profit this year.
4. Most managers lose their tempers when their team loses.
5. Sorry, but I don´t have time to help.
6. It´s too risky. We can´t take a chance like this.
7. Would you do me a favour?
lunes, 8 de septiembre de 2008
UNIT 1
UNIT 1
Complete with present simple and present continuous.
1. I (like) like to arrive at work before anyone else.
2. Currently, we (bring) are bringing all our activities into one large company.
3. We usually (employ) employs free lance staff to deal with it.
4. While demand is low at the moment, we (outsource) are outsourcing on a regular basis.
5. The shareholders (meet) meet twice a year.
Use these words to complete the sentences:
public limit, stock market, trade union, tangible assets, and standardised products.
1. Reports are coming in of a huge crash on the London stock market.
2 The last few years have seen us move away from manufacturing standardised products to ones that are customised.
3. Not many of our employees are members of a trade union any more.
4. Dotcoms don´t really need to have any tangible assets like buildings or machinary.
5. They began as a partnership but became a public limited company 3 years ago.
Underline the correct answer.
1. I´m ultimately responsible for/under/of 15000 employees worldwide.
2. He is in charge for/to/of the Eastern division.
3. They report for/ to/of me on a daily basis.
4. As a head of finance, I have ten accounts working to/under/of me.
5. My job entails dealing for/over/with external auditors.
6. My boss likes to be involved for/in/with every decision.
7. The company was set up/in/under 5 years ago.
8. She cver sees every as pect for/with/of company policy.
Complete with present simple and present continuous.
1. I (like) like to arrive at work before anyone else.
2. Currently, we (bring) are bringing all our activities into one large company.
3. We usually (employ) employs free lance staff to deal with it.
4. While demand is low at the moment, we (outsource) are outsourcing on a regular basis.
5. The shareholders (meet) meet twice a year.
Use these words to complete the sentences:
public limit, stock market, trade union, tangible assets, and standardised products.
1. Reports are coming in of a huge crash on the London stock market.
2 The last few years have seen us move away from manufacturing standardised products to ones that are customised.
3. Not many of our employees are members of a trade union any more.
4. Dotcoms don´t really need to have any tangible assets like buildings or machinary.
5. They began as a partnership but became a public limited company 3 years ago.
Underline the correct answer.
1. I´m ultimately responsible for/under/of 15000 employees worldwide.
2. He is in charge for/to/of the Eastern division.
3. They report for/ to/of me on a daily basis.
4. As a head of finance, I have ten accounts working to/under/of me.
5. My job entails dealing for/over/with external auditors.
6. My boss likes to be involved for/in/with every decision.
7. The company was set up/in/under 5 years ago.
8. She cver sees every as pect for/with/of company policy.
viernes, 5 de septiembre de 2008
QUIZ
Present simple and continuous
Complete the sentences with the appropriate form of the present simple or continuous.
1. She is the director of a company which (manufacture) manufactures biotech drugs.
2.Her day (start) starts at 8 am.
3. She usually (not/finish) doesn`t finish until late in the evening.
4.Right now the company (look) is looking for a new CEO.
5.It (take) is take longer than they thought it would.
6.They (know) know that choosing the right person is critical.
7.The company (go) is going through a difficult time at the moment.
8.We (not/move) aren`t moving into our new offices until next year.
Use any of these words in the correct form to complete the paragraph.
forescasts delegate entrepreneur subordinate threat shareholder authority producer hierarchy supervise growth planning opportunity task subsidiary
Viviane Rowland is the managing director of a small company, Tristar Laminates, which she founded with a group of fellow entrepreneurs in June 2000. Together they had successfully identified a business opportunity to produce fibreglass components for the marine industry.
Initially the three founders were the only shareholders in the company but it soon became clear that they would need extra capital. They eventually managed to convince a local businessman to invest e500,000 in exchange for 30 per cent of the company. Since then Tristar`s growth has been spectacular and Viviane now supervises a staff of 18 people and an operation with half a million pounds in sales.
Planning for the future is the immediate problem that the company has to face. At the moment production is carried out in a factory that has become too small but finding an alternative site is not an easy task. This industry is a dangerous one for small producers like ourselves who only have limited resources, Viviane says, ànd when we make a strategic decision like this we can`t afford to get it wrong`.
Talking about your job.
Match the sentences halves.
1. She reports to...d
2.I`m responsible for...a
3.My job involves...b
4.I work for...c
a) a team of five software developers.
b)a lot of planning and negotiating.
c)a small consulting firm.
d)the director of human resources.
Use the correct collocation in the correct form tense.
1. We can`t take a chance with people`s lives.
2. Unfortunately the new software has failed to meet expectations.
3. He refused to make a judgement about the situations.
4. We have to set a time limit for the work.
5. I need to make a call to book a table.
Articles
Complete the text with either a definite or indefinite article or no article at all (o)
The LEARN TO LEAD`seminar and workshop provides o senior management staff with an excellent opportunity to learn and apply the very latest leadership techniques: techniques that have been developed and tested in the wide variety of challenging business environments and which have yielded an exciting insights into business leadership.
Complete the sentences with the appropriate form of the present simple or continuous.
1. She is the director of a company which (manufacture) manufactures biotech drugs.
2.Her day (start) starts at 8 am.
3. She usually (not/finish) doesn`t finish until late in the evening.
4.Right now the company (look) is looking for a new CEO.
5.It (take) is take longer than they thought it would.
6.They (know) know that choosing the right person is critical.
7.The company (go) is going through a difficult time at the moment.
8.We (not/move) aren`t moving into our new offices until next year.
Use any of these words in the correct form to complete the paragraph.
forescasts delegate entrepreneur subordinate threat shareholder authority producer hierarchy supervise growth planning opportunity task subsidiary
Viviane Rowland is the managing director of a small company, Tristar Laminates, which she founded with a group of fellow entrepreneurs in June 2000. Together they had successfully identified a business opportunity to produce fibreglass components for the marine industry.
Initially the three founders were the only shareholders in the company but it soon became clear that they would need extra capital. They eventually managed to convince a local businessman to invest e500,000 in exchange for 30 per cent of the company. Since then Tristar`s growth has been spectacular and Viviane now supervises a staff of 18 people and an operation with half a million pounds in sales.
Planning for the future is the immediate problem that the company has to face. At the moment production is carried out in a factory that has become too small but finding an alternative site is not an easy task. This industry is a dangerous one for small producers like ourselves who only have limited resources, Viviane says, ànd when we make a strategic decision like this we can`t afford to get it wrong`.
Talking about your job.
Match the sentences halves.
1. She reports to...d
2.I`m responsible for...a
3.My job involves...b
4.I work for...c
a) a team of five software developers.
b)a lot of planning and negotiating.
c)a small consulting firm.
d)the director of human resources.
Use the correct collocation in the correct form tense.
1. We can`t take a chance with people`s lives.
2. Unfortunately the new software has failed to meet expectations.
3. He refused to make a judgement about the situations.
4. We have to set a time limit for the work.
5. I need to make a call to book a table.
Articles
Complete the text with either a definite or indefinite article or no article at all (o)
The LEARN TO LEAD`seminar and workshop provides o senior management staff with an excellent opportunity to learn and apply the very latest leadership techniques: techniques that have been developed and tested in the wide variety of challenging business environments and which have yielded an exciting insights into business leadership.
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