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UNIT VOCABULARY GRAMMAR EXPRESSIONS 5: EMPLOYMENT Job benefits ANNUAL BONUS MATERNITY LEAVE PAID HOLIDAY PRIVATE HEALTHCARE GYM MEMBERSHIPS PENSION SCHEMES FLEXIBLE HOURS SUBSIDIZED CHILDCARE COMPANY CAR MOBILE PHONE Employment procedures (Candidates/Employers) *____________ are shortlisted for an interview *____________ go for an interview *____________ update their CV *____________ ask for the names of referees *____________ apply for a job *____________ advertise a PRESENT PERFECT Discussing progress Asking about progress * Where are we with…? * What about…? * Have you… yet? Describing progress * We’ve already… * We haven’t… yet. * I did it last week. Saying that something is urgent * Time’s running out. * We’re very short of time. Deciding who will do what * Leave it with me. * Can you deal with that?

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UNITVOCABULARYGRAMMAREXPRESSIONS

5: EMPLOYMENTJob benefitsANNUAL BONUS

MATERNITY LEAVE

PAID HOLIDAY

PRIVATE HEALTHCAREGYM MEMBERSHIPS

PENSION SCHEMES

FLEXIBLE HOURS

SUBSIDIZED CHILDCARECOMPANY CAR

MOBILE PHONE

Employment procedures (Candidates/Employers)*____________ are shortlisted for an interview

*____________ go for an interview

*____________ update their CV

*____________ ask for the names of referees

*____________ apply for a job

*____________ advertise a position

*____________ fill in an application form

*____________ look through the applicationsPRESENT PERFECTDiscussing progress

Asking about progress

* Where are we with?* What about?

* Have you yet?

Describing progress

* Weve already

* We havent yet.

* I did it last week.

Saying that something is urgent

* Times running out.

* Were very short of time.

Deciding who will do what

* Leave it with me.

* Can you deal with that?

6: CUSTOMER SERVICECustomer satisfactionMEET THE NEEDS OF CUSTOMERS

DEAL WITH COMPLAINTS

GET REPEAT BUSINESS

KEEP TO YOUR DELIVERY DATES

CONDUCT SURVEYS

OFFER A PERSONALIZED SERVICE

ENCOURAGE CUSTOMER LOYALTY

Opposites

_______________ / DISSATISFIED

HELPFUL / _______________

_______________ / IMPOSSIBLE

_______________ / DISLOYAL

RELIABLE / _______________

COMPARISONSAsking for and giving opinions

Asking for an opinion

* What do you think?

* How do you feel about that?

* Do you agree?

Giving an opinion

* I think we should

* I dont think we should

* Personally, I feel we should

* I dont feel we should

Agreeing

* I agree with you.

* I think youre right.

Disgreeing

* I dont agree.

* I dont agree at all.

* I disagree.

7: TRAVELTravel

CHECK-IN

CHECK-IN DESK

TERMINAL

CONNECTIONS

DEPARTURE LOUNGE

DELAY

FACILITIES

KEY CARD

DOUBLE BED / SINGLE BED

LUGGAGE

SAFE

CHECK OUT

SHUTTLE BUS

BOARDING

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNSMaking small talk and developing a conversation

Asking about a journey

* How was your journey?

* Did you have a good trip?

* Was the flight delayed?

Asking about experiences

* Is this your first time in Tokyo?

* Have you been here before?

* Did you see the match last night?

Asking about habits

* Do you ever go sailing?

* Do you often go abroad on business?

* When do you usually take your holiday?

Asking about opinions

* What did you think of it?

* What kind of food do you like?

* Are you interested in tennis?

8: ORDERSOrders and deliveries

PLACE AN ORDER

PURCHASE GOODS

PLACE AN ORDER

DELIVER THE GOODS

PROCESS AN ORDER

IN STOCK

QUOTE PRICES

TRACK A SHIPMENT

MAKE AN ENQUIRY

PAY THE INVOICE

MAKE THE DELIVERY

PRESENT CONTINUOUS, GOING TO, WILL FOR PLANS, ARRANGEMENTS, AND DECISIONSMaking and responding to suggestions

Making suggestions

* Why dont we (do)?

* Maybe we should (do)

We could (do)

How/What about (doing)?

Shall we (do)?

I suggest we (do)

Accepting suggestions

* Yes, I think we should (do)...

* Fine.

* OK. Lets (do)

Thats a great idea.

Rejecting suggestions

* Im not sure about that.

* I dont think that will work.

9: SELLINGSales and advertising

ENTER A MARKET

IMPROVE MARKET SHARE

ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN

WORD-OF-MOUTH

MODAL VERBS FOR OBBLIGATION, NECESSITY, AND PERMISSION