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Part I Dialogues
1. BUSINESS DIALOGUE ON THE PHONE ....6
2. ON MY MOBILE ...6
3. LATE AGAIN .7
4. PROBLEMS. ..7
5. OPENING AN ACCOUNT8
6. DRAWING AND WITHDRAWING MONEY FROM THE ACCOUNT....9
7. CHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCY (Part 1).....10
8. CHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCY (Part 2).....10
9. COMPUTERS ..11
10. speaking on the phone (Part 1) ...11
11. speaking on the phone (Part 2) ...12
12. MAKING AN APPOINTMENT ...13
Part II Tests
1. BUSINESS DIALOGUE ON THE PHONE .....14
2. ON MY MOBILE ... 16
3. LATE AGAIN ..17
4. PROBLEMS ........19
5. OPENING AN ACCOUNT ....21
6. DRAWING AND WITHDRAWING MONEY FROM THE ACCOUNT ........22
7. CHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCY (Part 1)........24
8. CHANGING FOREIGN CURRENCY (Part 2)........25
9. COMPUTERS .....26
10. speaking on the phone (Part 1).......28
11. speaking on the phone (Part 2)...28
12. MAKING AN APPOINTMENT .....30
Part III Keys
1. Test 1....32
2. Test 2....... 32
3. Test 332
4. Test 4....33
5. Test 533
6. Test 6....33
7. Test 7....33
8. Test 8....34
9. Test 9....34
10. Test 10....34
11. Test 11....34
12. Test 12....35
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PART I
DIALOGUES
Dialogue 1
BUSINESS DIALOGUE ON THE PHONE
Bob: Do you mind if I use your phone to call my friend?Bill: Sure. Would you rather use my cell phone or the one in my office?
Bob: The one in your office is fine. Do I need to dial anything special to get out of the building?
Bill: Yes. You should dial 9 and then your number.
Bob: If another call comes in while I'm on the phone, should I put my wife on hold and take it?
Bill: No, that's all right. If you don't answer it will just go through to my voicemail and I can call them back later.
Bob picked up the receiver and dialed 9 then his number.
Bill left the office, pretending not to listen to Bob's end of the conversation with his friend.
Finally Bob hung up.
Bill: I couldn't help but overhear you're having chicken for dinner tonight. Can I come over?
The words to be introduced and checked by the teacher:
rather - , ,
cell phone
to dial - ,
on hold ,
voicemail
receiver -
to hang up -
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to overhear
Dialogue 2
ON MY MOBILE
- Hello! I'm just trying out my new mobile.
- Oh yes. Are you far away?
- Not really. I'm quite near.
- You sound very clear.
- Well, I did spend a lot of money on it.
- Where are you at the moment?
- I've already told you I'm in the area.
- Well, this is very interesting but I am very busy.
- Don't worry, I'll see you very soon.
- Oh, there goes the front door bell. Oh, it's you! I might have guessed!
The words to be introduced and checked by the teacher:
to try out - ;
I might have guessed. - !
Dialogue 3
LATE AGAIN
- Do you know what time it is?
- No, I have no idea.
- It's time you got up.
- I don't believe you. You can't be right.
- I'm telling that you must hurry up or
- Or what? Come on, tell me.
- Simply that you're going to be late for work.
- I think there's something you've forgotten.
- Now, it's your turn to tell me.
- Remember that there's no work today because it's Sunday.
The words to be introduced and checked by the teacher:
to hurry up ,
Come on, tell me. , !
Dialogue 4
PROBLEMS
Customer: Have you had a chance to look at my car yet?
Mechanic: Yes, we've given it a complete examination.
Customer: And what do you think is wrong with it?
Mechanic: That's a bit of a difficult answer to give in a few words.
Customer: Well, just give me the general picture
Mechanic: To start with it's losing a lot of oil.
Customer: I see. Anything else?
Mechanic: Well, there's a lot more. I mean the petrol tank has a hole in it.
Customer: Why don't you tell me the truth. What should I do?
Mechanic: Okay, I'll come straight to the point. Buy a new car!
The words to be introduced and checked by the teacher:
customer -
mechanic
complete - , ,
oil
petrol tank -
What should I do? ?
to come straight to the point
Dialogue 5
OPENING AN ACCOUNT
- Good morning.
- Good morning, sir.
- Id like to open an account, please.
- Certainly, sir. Do you live in Geneva?
- Yes. Im at the Interpreters School.
- Are you a student?
- Yes.
- What sort of account would you like?
- A current account, I think.
- Have you got any large sums to deposit?
- No, only a thousand francs or so a month.
- Well, we can open a current account with a cheque book for you as long as the initial sum is at least three thousand francs. But Id advise you in your case to take an account that gives you more interest, and which is more practical. We normally advise students to open deposit accounts.
- Can I take money whenever I like?
- Yes. There are two or three types of account. They permit you to withdraw up to ten thousand francs a month.
- Can I receive money directly from abroad?
- Certainly.
- And can I withdraw at a branch office?
- Certainly, though it may be more convenient to open your account in our branch near the University.
- No, I live quite near here. Do you need my passport?
- Yes.
- Im afraid I havent got it. Will my student card do?
- No, Im afraid not.
- Ill come back later, then.
- Very good, sir.
The words to be introduced and checked by the teacher:
account
deposit account - , ;
Syn: savings account
current account -
checking account - 1) , 2) , ( )
to open an account with - (, . .)
take into account - ,
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to deposit - ;
to deposit money in a bank -
initial - ;
at least - ,
to advise
interest - , ; ( )
to permit - ,
to withdraw - ; ;
up to - ;
branch office -
though - ,
convenient - , ; ; ,
Dialogue 6
