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1. . 1. Travelling, Customs, Air Travel, Business Meetings........................ 4
2. . 2. Business Trip, Hotel.............................................................................. 13
3. . 3. Business Etiquette, Phone Conversation............................................... 20
4. . 4. Business Meeting: Setting, Cancellation................................................... 26
5. . 5. Nonverbal Business English: Cultural Differences.................................... 33
6. . 6. Meeting Foreign Guests: Cultural Programme........................................... 39
7. . 7. Meeting Foreign Guests: Business Lunch.................................................. 47
8. . 8. Negotiating, Concluding a Treaty...52
9. . 9. Structure of Business Correspondence: Arrangement, Parts......58
10. . 10. Business Correspondence in English: Apologizing, Congratulations, Orders, E-mail........... .....67
11. . 11. Business Correspondence: Applying for a Job (Questionnaire,
Cover Letter, CV), International Grant Application ...75
12. . 12. Academic Papers: Structure, Terminology........................81
13. . 13. Main Rules of Writing an Academic Paper...92
14. . 14. Writing a Summary......................101
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15. . 15. Scientific Conference: Application, Registration,
Speaking in a Debate112
16. . 16. Scientific Conference: Public Presentation of a Paper.......................121
17. . 17. Mini-conference: Students Presentations of Papers........................129
18. . 18. Final Lessons: Test-Paper, Interview..135
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2. What is on the table?
3. Who are you?
4. Is there a toilet near here?
5. Do you like orange juice?
6. Have you a sister?
7. How are you?
8. Is she a student?
9. Who is your best friend?
10. Where does your friend study?
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ON BOARD A PLANE. LANDING IN LAGOS
RUSSIAN VISITOR: Are we coming into Lagos already? It's my first visit to Lagos. Doesn't it look huge!
FOREIGN TRAVELLER: Yes, it does. I can see the runway lights. We'd better fasten our belts, the plane is going down.
R. V.: So it is. We're on time. And... what do we do with our landing cards?
F. T.: They are for the immigration officer on arrival.
R. V.: I haven't filled mine in yet. Would you mind lending me your pen?
F. T.: Not at all. Here you are.
PASSPORT CONTROL
PASSPORT CONTROL OFFICER: Your passport, please.
RUSSIAN VISITOR: Here you are.
P.C.O.: How long are you staying in Lagos?
R.V.: Ten days. I'm here on business.
P.C.O.: Your passport and visa are in order. Have a pleasant stay, sir.
R.V.: Thank you.
AT THE CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS OFFICIAL: Good afternoon, sir, is this your suit-case?
RUSSIAN VISITOR: No, the brown one is mine.
C. O.: Oh, I see. Is there anything to declare?
R. V.: No, there isn't. My bag only contains personal things. Shall I open it?
C. O.: No, thank you, sir, that won't be necessary.
MEETING AT THE AIRPORT
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE: Good morning, Mr. Welcome to Lagos.
RUSSIAN VISITOR: Good morning, Mr.... It's nice to see you again.
F. R.: Oh, yes, I'll never forget meeting you in Moscow.
Did you have a good journey? How are you?
R. V.: I'm quite well, thank you. The trip was very pleasant.
F. R.: Come this way, please. The car is outside the airport building. Is it your first visit here, Mr....?
R. V.: Yes, it is. And I like what I see.
F. R.: I am sure Lagos will impress you favourably. You'll have an opportunity to have a look round and I hope you'll enjoy it.
R. V.: Certainly, though I'm afraid I'm going to be very busy during my stay.
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F. R.: Yes, the programme for your stay is rather packed and we'll discuss it tomorrow in detail. Now I'm going to take you to the hotel and you'll see that there are some places of interest on the way to the city.
R. V.: Fine, thank you.
VI. ON A DOMESTIC FLIGHT
AIR-HOSTESS: Are you quite comfortable, sir?
SOVIET VISITOR: Yes, quite. Could I have a newspaper, please?
A.-H.: Here you are. Would you like a magazine?
S. V.: I'll have Time, thank you.
FELLOW-TRAVELLER: Excuse me, when will you be serving drinks?
A.-H.: I'll be bringing the trolley round quite soon. Will you have some chewing-gum or peppermint now?
S. V.: Some peppermints, please. My ears often ache during take-off.4
F.-T.: I'll have the same, thank you.
