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100 學年度第二學期 英文閱讀 ( 二 ) 周美智老師

100 學年度第二學期 英文閱讀 ( 二 ) 周美智老師. Course book: Intelligent Business Pre-intermediate Christine Johnson. Unit 5 Success. Preview What is success? What does success mean to you ? - a top job -being your own boss -earning a lot of money -being famous -being good at what you do -being happy

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100 學年度第二學期 英文閱讀 ( 二 ) 周美智老師

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  1. 100學年度第二學期英文閱讀(二)周美智老師 Course book: Intelligent Business Pre-intermediate Christine Johnson

  2. Unit 5 Success • Preview • What is success? What does success mean to you? • - a top job • -being your own boss • -earning a lot of money • -being famous • -being good at what you do • -being happy • -something else?

  3. Passion into profit • Why do you think PJ Smoothies is a successful company? • - why did Cragoe think that smoothies were good? • - why did he decide to sell smoothies in the UK? • - how did he finance the new business? • - why did he start production in the UK? PJ Smoothie Harry Cragoe

  4. Harry Cragoe & PJ Smoothie • - what is PJ Smoothies’ market share? • - who or what are PJ Smoothies’ main customers? • - how did Cragoe lose €30,000? • - does Harry Cragoe think it is possible to return a business when you don’t enjoy it?

  5. Language check • Simple past • The simple past describes an event that is finished. • We often use the past simple with a time expression. in on at from… to…

  6. Practice I • When you tell a story in the past, it is useful to say when events happened. • To begin with… • Then / So then… • For the next three or four years… • Two years later… • After about a year / after a while… • After + ing… • And now… • Think of six key events in your life.

  7. Practice II • Write complete sentences using the past simple and appropriate time expressions. • 1. 1996-2001 He distributes crisps to local by van. • 2. August Ist 2001 A customer cancels his order because Willis doesn’t sell 50 gram packs. • 3. December 2002 Willis starts production of the first Salty Dog crisps.

  8. Unit 7 Location • Preview A good location • Which location is the best for each of the business activities? • - bank • -big supermarket • -petrol station • -duty-free shop • -ship-building

  9. Vocabulary • What facilities does a region need to develop as both a tourist resort and a business center?

  10. Field of dreams • Questions • 1. What are building on the large man—made islands off the coast of Dubai? • 2. How long will Dubai’s oil production continue? • 3. What attractions does the city-state have for tourists? • 4. What is the population of Dubai? What percentage of the people are originally from the city-state? • 5. What kinds of companies are setting up business in Dubai?

  11. Language check • Future plans and intentions • 1. We use ___ to talk about intentions when we make the decision now to do something in the future. • 2. We use ___ to talk about intentions when the decision was already made before. • 3. We use ___ to talk about arrangements for things to happen at a fixed time in the future.

  12. Practicethe future tense • A. will / be going to • 1. Lin (graduate) ____ in June. After that, she (begin) ___ work at an language institute. • 2. John (be) ___ at the meeting tomorrow. I think Mary (come) ___ too. • B. will vs. be going to • 1. A: This letter is in Japanese, and I don’t speak Japanese. Can you help me? • B: Sure. I (translate) ___ it for you.

  13. Unit 8 Job-seeking • PreviewStarting a career • What ways do you know of finding a job? Work with a partner and make a list. • Vocabulary 1 • The definition of the words

  14. The online job market • How Jeff Taylor changed the way the labor market works? • Find the information. • - the Monster.com name • - the image of Monster.com • - Monster.com’s biggest contribution to the recruitment industry • - headhunting firms Monster.com

  15. Vocabulary 2 • Who does each of the following activities? The employer or job-seeker? • - search job ads • - scan resume • - recruit staff • - post a job ad • -supply resume • - use career management service • - hire • - fill jobs • - join a firm

  16. Language check • The imperative • a. give directions and instructions • b. give orders or commands • c. give advice or make suggestions • d. give warnings

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