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You are going on a business trip to Australia. Send a fax to your Australian colleague, Sally Jones, to tell her about the arrangements. Ask her to make hotel bookings, hire a car for you and do all the necessary preparations. Use the note below:
Trip to Melbourne November 7th 2006
Arrangements:
*flight BA 135T heathrow, London 1300; arrive Melbourne 0800 November 8th
*Hotel Ramada Inn November 8th 11th
*Visit regional offices November 9th
*Visit Head office in Victoria November 12th
*Flight BA 136F Victoria November 13th
To book:
*Transport from airport Ramada Inn
*Hire car to go to regional offices November 9th
*Hotel for night of November 12th Victoria
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Clerk: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
You: __________________________________________________________________
Clerk: Im sorry, sir. Im afraid we have no single rooms available at the moment.
You: __________________________________________________________________
Clerk: Let me see Yes, there are some double rooms.
You: __________________________________________________________________
Clerk: 20 dollars a night.
You: __________________________________________________________________
Clerk: Im afraid not. Its the cheapest available.
You: __________________________________________________________________
Clerk: You may try Europe Hotel. Its two blocks down this street.
You: __________________________________________________________________
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a) A letter to Professor K.J. Hackett, a lecturer of Columbia University and a well-known specialist on American economy asking him to speak before a group of students. Describe the kind of group you have, how many students are in it and how long you wish him to speak. Be sure to give the exact time and place.
b) A short letter to Information Service, Post Office Department, Washington D.C. for one of these pamphlets: Natural Economy in the United States stamps or Postal Service for Businessmen.
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1. Business English as a special language aspect.
2. The visit of a foreign partner.
3. Guests, clients and customers.
4. At the airport, at the office, at the hotel.
5. Job hunting. Recruiting. Talking about your job.
6. Resume and Curriculum vitae.
7. What should one do while job seeking.
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8. Interview.
9. Making arrangements for a business trip. Travel.
10. Passport and customs control.
11. City transport. Schedules.
12. Everyday life and service. At the restaurant. Hairdressers and barbers. Shops and shopping.
13. Companies. Presenting Information about companies.
14. Giving presentations on company history.
15. Business environment.
16. Organizational culture.
17. Forms of business organization.
18. Business meetings.
19. Trade. Wholesaling.
20. Trade. Retailing. Market research. Direct sales. Home shopping.
21. Finance. Deposits. Credit cards. Currency exchange.
22. Telephone conversations.
23. Business letters. Enquiry-letters.
24. Business letters. Letters of offer.
25. Business letters. Letters of orders.
26. Business letters. Claims and Adjustments.
27. Business Letters. Social Letters.
28. Contracts. Force Majeure.
29. Negotiating.
30.Troubleshooting.
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4. Simon Sweeney. English for Business Communication. Cambridge, 2003.
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