GOOD MORNING EVERYONE
Teacher : Lê Thị Diên Anh

Members of group 7.2 :

1.Nguyễn Yến Linh
2.Nguyễn Yến Nhung
3.Trần Thị Mỹ Ngọc
4.Đặng Huỳnh Như



CONTENTS


LANGUAGE REVIEW

 SKILLS
 CASE

STUDY


III. LANGUAGE REVIEW
Time clauses
Vocabulary:
departure time (n) /dɪˈpɑːtʃə(r) taɪm/
thời: gian khởi hành
save (v) /seɪv/                                tiết
 
kiệm

 :
earn money (v) /ɜːn ˈmʌni/              kiếm tiền
 :
pay off (v) /´pei¸ɔf/                          trả
  : hết
debt (n) /det/                                   nợ
   :
urgent (adj) /ˈɜrdʒənt/                     khẩn
  :     cấp
                                  


A. Match the sentence halves to
make appropriate sentences


1 Could you check the departure
time
2 As soon as interest rates
rise, 
3 We need to stay

A) until the meeting has finished.

4 The Finance Direcor needs to speak to you 

D) while you are still working. 

5 She will move to Frankfurt


E) when the conditions are
right.
F) when she finds a good job.

6 We won't open our new office
7 I think you should save some money

B) as soon as you get to the
office.
C) until we've saved enough money.

G) before we leave for the
aiprort.
8 We can set up in that country 
H) the economy will slow
down. 
1. G                     3. A                      5. F                      7. D
2. H                     4. B                      6. C                     8. E


B. Complete these sentence with when,
while, before, after, until or as soon as
1.

We won't buy anything new........................we've
paid off all our debts.
until

2.


They'll start the meeting.................................................the
manager arrives.
as soon as/when/after

3.

I was finishing the report...............................my
boss went out with clients.
when/while

4.

It's urgent, so I'll phone you....................................I
as soon as/when get home

5.

Can you check the figures...................... 
you go home?
before 


C. Choose the most appropriate
option in each case


I remember ….................I
first thought about quitting my job and you advised
when
me to gain some experience ….................

before  I started a new business. I need to
earn some profit ….................…................possible,
as I don't have much spare
as soon as
cash. Or do I have to accept that I won't have much money …................. I'm
while 
starting up my new business? Do I need to have some savings …................. I
while
get my new business off the ground? I'm just not sure how I'll
survive ….................my
company starts earning money.
until



Please advise me ….................….................you
can 
as soon as


D. Listen and check your answers to
Exercise C


IV. SKILLS
Dealing with numbers


Vocabulary:




Population (n) /,pɔpju'leiʃn/                             : dân số 



Institution (n) /insti'tju:ʃn/                          : cơ quan



Current (adj) /'kʌrənt/                                : hiện nay



Fraction (n) /frækʃən/                                 : phân số



Job loss (n) /dʒɔb lɒs/                                 : mất việc



Workforce reduction (n) /'wə:kfɔ:s ri'dʌkʃn/  : lực lượng lao động giảm



Economic growth (n) /i:kə'nɒmɪk grouθ/       : mức tăng trưởng kinh tế


USEFUL LANGUAGE

Saying large
numbers
912,757,250 =
912 = nine hundred and twelve million,
757 = seven hundred and fifty-seven thousand,
250 = two hundred and fifty
18,975,304 =
18 = eighty million,
975 = nine hundred and seventy-five
thousand, 
310 = three hundred and four


USEFUL LANGUAGE
Fraction

Numerator (tử số): đọc theo số đếm
Denominator (mẫu số): đọc theo số thứ tự

Ordinal number: 1st-first, 2nd-second, 3rdthird,….
Cardinal number: 1,2,3,4,5,….
Exampl
e
½ = one a half (a
half)
2/5 = two-fifth 

¼ = one a quarter (a
quarter)


1/5 = one-fifth

3/8 = three-eighth

¾ = three quarter


USEFUL LANGUAGE
British and American English
differences 
320 = three hundred and twenty
(BrE)
          three hundred twenty (ArE)

0 = nought / oh (BrE)
      Zero (AmE)

Decimals 
1.25 = one point two
five 

Currencies

0.754 = nought point sevent five four
(BrE)
             zero point seven five four (AmE)
             point seven five four
(AmE/BmE)

£3,000,000 = three million

pounds
€16,000 = sixteen
thousand euros


GAME 

SAY THESE NUMBRES 


C. Listen to four extracts from a radio businessnews programme. Underline the numbers you hear
1.  A) Inflation rate:                          2.0% / 1.2%

1.2% 

     B) Unemployment:                     1,258,000 / 1,800,000

1,800,000

2.  A) Profits increase:                     $1.8 billion / $ 1.8 million $1.8 billion
     B) Sales increase:                      80% / 18%

18%

3.  A) Job losses:                             1/3 / ¼ 

1/3

     B) Workforce reduction:              15,000 / 5,000


5,000

4.  A) Interest rate reduction:            0.5% / 1.5%

0.5%

     B) Economic growth:                   2.8% / 1.8%

2.8%


Case study


Vocabulary:
•-Launch(v)
 
/l:nt/ : phát hành,ra mắt
-Component(n) /kəmʹpəʊnənt/ : thành phần
-Saddle(n) /ˈsædl/ : yên xe
-Gear(n) /ʏiə(r)/ : bánh răng
-Chain(n) /tʃein/ : dây xích
-Code-name(n) /kəʊd neim/ : bí danh,tên mật
-Unemployment rate(n) /ˌ˄nimˈplɔimənt reit/ : tỷ lệ thất nghiệp
-Annual(adj) /ˈænȷuəl/ : hàng năm
-Wage rate(n) /weidƷ reit/ : mức lương
-Pollution(n) /pəˈlu:ʃn/ : sự ô nhiễm


BACKGROUND


- Based in Nagoya Japan.
- Its brand is well known in Japan and in the United States.
-The company sells four models of bicycle:road bicycles,touring
bicycle,racing bicycle and moutain bicycles.


Road Bicyles
For the
non-enthusiast,general
user.
Price:US


Touring bicycles
-For serious cyclists who
travel long distances.
-Price: US$600-3,000


Racing bicycles

-For professional
cyclists.
-Price: US$1,000
upwards


Mountain bicycles
For energetic,adventurous,

keep-fit cyclists.
Price: US$100-$250


New bicycle for children


Sales revenue of cycle models as a percentage of turnover

Last year

3%
Previous year

31%
9%

41
%

19%

17%
55%
25%

road bicycles
touring bicycles
racing bicycles
mountain bicycles


road bicycles
touring bicycles
racing bicycles
mountain
bicycles


In the next 10 yeaars

EUROPE

SOUTHEAST ASIA


GLOBAL COMPANY