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1. Guy Brook-Hart Business benchmark, Advanced,Students Book, Cambridge University Press, Bulats Edition, 2007

2. Guy Brook-Hart Business benchmark, Advanced, Teachers resource book, Cambridge University Press, for BEC and Bulats, 2007

3. Rawdon Wyatt Check your English vocabulary for business administration, A & C Black _ London, 4th edition, 2007

 

Vocabulary

Unit 7

1. accounting software

2.returns -

3. the payroll

4. overheads-

5. to envisage

6. outlay

7. to foresee -

8. VAT- value added tax

9. to deplete - , (, )

10.dotcom company

11. compatible software -

12.to tailor 1. ; 2) ; ; ; ;

13. to generate profits

14. to meet the target

15.to fall short - 1) , 2)

16. to implement - , ; ,

17. to launch a product

18. to suit the needs/requirements /

19.retail outlet

20. round-up -

21. to reckon ,

22.tax exposure

23. It doesnt sound too likely

24. to mull over

25. Ill get cracking on this right now /

Unit 8

1.to break into the market / to enter the market/to penetrate the market -

2. to capture the market

3. embedded - , ; embedded questions = indirect questions

4. per capita

5. growth rate

6. to start the ball rolling- ,

7.upmarket - , , ( , )

8. downmarket -

9. 10.production facilities

11. to overtake - , ;

12. a run-down

13. fluctuations

14. to range from to -

15. per-capita consumption

16. penetration

17. burgeoning

18. affluence ,

19.to take off ,

20. disposable income

Unit 9

1. awareness -

2. to boost sales

3. to increase market share

4. to maintain customer loyalty

5. a classified ad - . : ( ), , .. - ,

6. point-of-sale ,

7. endorsement , , ,

8. street boarding

9. commercial

10. barrage - ,

11. to splinter

12. to crumble

13. credibility ;

14. a big noise -

15. literally ,

16. to relay , , , ;

17.audible/inaudible - , ;

18. yellow pages ,

Unit 10

1. to take for ,

2. pop-up box

3. straightforward , , ,

4. to browse (., : , , , , )

5. inventory , ,

6. haggle

7. trade-in ( -, ) 8. handy 1) ; , () . 2) ( ); ;

9. appraisal ,

10. to screen out

11. to undercut

12.to customise the purchase

13.. savvy ,

14. to retrench - , ();

Unit 11

1. evolving sales

2. savvy ,

3. to dwindle - , , ,

4. to change out of all recognition

5. over-the-counter ,

6. an sales pitch - ,

7. to drive profitability

8. to be hard put -

 

Unit 12

1. an sales pitch - ,

2. a cold call - [] ( )

3. round the - clock -

4.to crack

5. concierge service - -, - ( )

6. referral - ( , . .)

7. to solicit

8. risk-averse

9. up and running -

10. liability - ,

11. screening - () , , ,

12. to get to grips

13. to warrant - , ; 2) , ,

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Summary-pattern

This extract is from "........."by.......... This text deals with the subject of

macroeconomics. It is stated that macroeconomics is concerned with the behaviour of the economy as a whole. This includes such factors as booms and recessions, total output of goods and services, rates of inflation, unemployment, the balance of payments and exchange rates.

To put it shorter, macroeconomics deals with the major economic issues and problems of the day.

The author of this extract focuses on the issues called manageable, i.e. those essentials lying in the interactions among goods, labour, assets markets on the one hand and, in the interactions among national economics whose residents trade with each other, on the other.

It is emphasized in the text that in macroeconomics we deal firstly, with the market for goods as a whole, secondly, with the labour market as a whole, thirdly, with the assets markets as a whole.

In conclusion, it should be pointed out that the result of abstraction is increased understanding of the vital interactions among the goods, labour, and assets market. And we may come to the conclusion that omitted details sometimes matter.

Phrases for summary

1. The article (paper, book, etc.) deals with. 1. (, ..) .
2. As the title implies the article describes. 2. ,
3. It is specially noted 3.
4. A mention should be made 4.
5. it is spoken in detail 5.
6. are noted 6.
7. it is reported 7.
8. The text gives valuable information on 8. .
9. Much attention is given to. 9.
10. The article is of great help to 10.
11. The article is of interest to 11.


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