世纪商务英语阅读专业篇II第五版 (1)
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世纪商务英语听说教程基础篇II第五版 (2)
( T ) 1. Julia called to confirm dinner. ( T ) 2. Johnson’s Repairs fixed a video recorder. ( F ) 3. The University Bookshop left a message for Betty. ( T ) 4. Dr. Boyd had to cancel an appointment. ( F ) 5. Newport Museum wanted to contact Mr. Lee.
Message: Cost of repairs: _5_0_p_o_u_n_d_s_. C. From: T_h_e__U_n_i_v_e_rs_it_y_B__o_o_k_sh_o_p__.
Message: The book Mary ordered is not _a_va_i_la_b_l_e_. D. From: D__r._Boyd’s surgery.
Reason for calling: _F_o_r _a_f_u_tu__re__v_is_it_ a week later
Caller’s number: _3_3_4_-_5_6_8_9_
Message Four:
Office name: 911
Why not available: a_l_l _th_e__o_p_e_r_a_to_r_s_a_r_e_b_u_s_y_
Taking and Leaving a Telephone Message
Training Focus
Task One Listen to the recording and answer the questions. 1. Who receives the telephone? Judy.
世纪商务英语阅读教程件 Unit2
7. Well-off Americans consume a lot of alcohol in the form of cocktails—mixtures based on spirits like whisky, gin and vodka.
spirit: _酒__类__饮__品_________________________________________________________
sub vocalization: _默__读____________________________________________________
Clue word(s): i_n_t_h_i_s_c_a_se_______________________________________________
Clue word(s): t_h_a_t_i_s__________________________________________________
2. He has no concept of what is ethical—no idea of what is right and wrong. ethical: __道__德__的_______________________________________________________ Clue word(s): (_d_a_s_h_)__________________________________________________
word. Sometimes, two adjacent sentences express similar meanings, thus it is possible to guess the meanings of unknown words.
世纪商务英语阅读基础篇II第五版 (6)
Practical Reading Memo
Readingng (1)
Scanning is a fast reading technique. It’s a way to look for specific information in a text. Scanning can be used to look up a phone number, read through the small ads in a newspaper, or browse TV schedules, timetables, lists, catalogues or web pages for information. For these tasks you don’t need to read or understand every word. In scanning, we search for needed information and neglect the irrelevant information. For example, in preparation for a research paper we may have to consult a number of reference books in order to find particular names, dates, figures, definitions or facts. In the course of reading, we usually run our eyes rapidly over the reading material until we come to the right place. Here we shall decrease our reading speed and read carefully until we locate the specific item of information we need. We shall probably not continue beyond that point, for we have fulfilled our special reading purpose.
Readingng (1)
Scanning is a fast reading technique. It’s a way to look for specific information in a text. Scanning can be used to look up a phone number, read through the small ads in a newspaper, or browse TV schedules, timetables, lists, catalogues or web pages for information. For these tasks you don’t need to read or understand every word. In scanning, we search for needed information and neglect the irrelevant information. For example, in preparation for a research paper we may have to consult a number of reference books in order to find particular names, dates, figures, definitions or facts. In the course of reading, we usually run our eyes rapidly over the reading material until we come to the right place. Here we shall decrease our reading speed and read carefully until we locate the specific item of information we need. We shall probably not continue beyond that point, for we have fulfilled our special reading purpose.
朱明zhubob-世纪商务英语听说教程专业篇I2
Unit 2 I Sometimes Have to Type up the Minutes.
Learning Objectives
1. To structure information while listening 2. To describe daily work briefly 3. To discuss with the partner about work arrangements
Active Listening
Work Routines
Active Listening
Task One
Section B 听力原文
Listen to the conversation. Karen is complaining to Hilary about the amount of extra work she does. As you listen, fill in the table below with the specific information about the frequency of her office routines.
3. What’s the symbol of Sunshine Company?
4. Where will Mr. Higgins have his lunch?
Active Listening
Task One
Section C
Listen to the report about a tight schedule for Mr. Higgins, the Chief Executive Officer of Sunshine Company, and choose the best answer to each question.
世纪商务英语阅读教程(专业篇II)
determined for the investment. ◇ A financial manager is responsible for existing assets,
especially , current assets.
Financial Management
The Financing Decision
Insurance
Insurance Performance
Receive premiums as revenues from policyholders. Generate profits by investing. Make payments as compensation to policyholders.
Financial Management
The Dividend Decision
◇ The dividend decision is the third important decision.
◇ The dividend decision includes the percentage of earnings for cash dividends.
★ People buy old age insurance to support themselves after they retire.
Insurance
Reasons for Insurance
Losses sometimes unavoidably occur in one’s life because of various reasons.
in a car accident.
Insurance
The Importance of Insurance
especially , current assets.
Financial Management
The Financing Decision
Insurance
Insurance Performance
Receive premiums as revenues from policyholders. Generate profits by investing. Make payments as compensation to policyholders.
Financial Management
The Dividend Decision
◇ The dividend decision is the third important decision.
◇ The dividend decision includes the percentage of earnings for cash dividends.
★ People buy old age insurance to support themselves after they retire.
Insurance
Reasons for Insurance
Losses sometimes unavoidably occur in one’s life because of various reasons.
in a car accident.
Insurance
The Importance of Insurance
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points of the more humane way of Chinese management. private and in a confidential
absolutely superior
More and more American business executives
Unit 1 Management
A. Different educational background. B. Different cultural traditions.
C. Different corporate organization.
3. According to the speaker, which one is more humane about business
Text A
1. Reading
Read the passage about the marketing concept and answer the following questions.
1. Why does the writer describe the image of a boss in his office? How does the writer think of the boss?
Unit 1 Management
Text A
Management by Wandering Around (MBWA) ,Picture a boss in a lavish office with sumptuous leather furniture and woodpaneled walls. He’s sitting behind a huge desk full of important work that needs his attention. He’s far too busy to be concerned with anything outside his office walls: there’s enough happening within! ,This type of boss can be intimidating and unapproachable. Yet, this is a common scenario in many organizations. ,What type of boss would you like to be? Do you want to be remote and bask in your own importance? Or do you want to know what’s happening out there “in the trenches”? ,As a boss, you can be admired for your wisdom, knowledge and expertise without being distant and disconnected. ,If you build a wall around yourself, your team may not gain from your experience, and this can undermine problem solving and decision making. Being connected can be a major factor for success: The more connected you are, the better you can understand what motivates members of your team, analyze what’s really going on, and find solutions that meet the needs of your people and your company.
absolutely superior
More and more American business executives
Unit 1 Management
A. Different educational background. B. Different cultural traditions.
C. Different corporate organization.
3. According to the speaker, which one is more humane about business
Text A
1. Reading
Read the passage about the marketing concept and answer the following questions.
1. Why does the writer describe the image of a boss in his office? How does the writer think of the boss?
Unit 1 Management
Text A
Management by Wandering Around (MBWA) ,Picture a boss in a lavish office with sumptuous leather furniture and woodpaneled walls. He’s sitting behind a huge desk full of important work that needs his attention. He’s far too busy to be concerned with anything outside his office walls: there’s enough happening within! ,This type of boss can be intimidating and unapproachable. Yet, this is a common scenario in many organizations. ,What type of boss would you like to be? Do you want to be remote and bask in your own importance? Or do you want to know what’s happening out there “in the trenches”? ,As a boss, you can be admired for your wisdom, knowledge and expertise without being distant and disconnected. ,If you build a wall around yourself, your team may not gain from your experience, and this can undermine problem solving and decision making. Being connected can be a major factor for success: The more connected you are, the better you can understand what motivates members of your team, analyze what’s really going on, and find solutions that meet the needs of your people and your company.
世纪商务英语听说教程专业篇II第五版 (5)
Extremely quickly.
4. What benefit will Bob Wilson get if he places a large order at the exhibition? A possibility of a discount.
Active Listening
Section A
Warming Up
3. Pair work. Make a dialogue between a visitor and an exhibitor. Pay attention to the good manners at a trade fair.
Active Listening
At a Trade Fair
to the booth by 90%. ( F ) 4. The training workshop is to attract buyers before the show. ( F ) 5. The passage is most probably taken from a newspaper.
Task One Listen to the recording and answer the following questions.
5. What will they do next?
Have a business talk with the sales manager.
Active Listening
waste valuable time never do business
2. What does Alice’s company trade in? Mobile phones.
Active Listening
世纪商务英语阅读教程2 (基础篇)unit 5
Reading Skill Focus
A:Guided Practice
Reading Skill Focus
A:Guided Practice
Reading Skill Focus
A:Guided Practice
Reading Skill Focus
A:Guided Practice
Reading Skill Focus
Practical Reading
Job Description
Reading Skill Focus
idea.
Skimming (2)
The following skimming skills will help you skim a passage quickly and grasp the main 1. Read only the first and the last paragraphs. Generally, a writer’s opinion or attitude will be presented in the first paragraph, and emphasized again or just restated in the last paragraph. Sometimes the writer may draw a conclusion in the last paragraph. By reading the first paragraph, or sometimes both the first and the last paragraphs, you may become very clear about what is focused on in the writing. 2. Read only the first sentence of each paragraph. When reading business reports or articles, you may need just to know a brief idea about them, and sometimes you just don’t have to read the literature completely. Then reading the first sentence of each paragraph will be helpful enough for you to grip quite well the main idea, for the first sentence of each paragraph could convey a lot of important information about the subject. 3. Search for key words and phrases. Some special words may be very sensitive to people in some cases. Under such circumstances, skimming some words or phrases becomes very practical. When skimming, your eyes begin to slide down a column of words, names or figures; you are vaguely aware of other words; you react positively only when the right one comes along.
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Development ( J ) 5. the International Development Association ( B ) 6. grace period ( D ) 7. debt distress ( E ) 8. sustainable development ( F ) 9. developing country ( G ) 10. financial and technical assistance
Lin began his service at the World Bank in June 2008, where he guided the bank’s intellectual leadership and played a key role in shaping the economic research agenda of the institution.
Omitted.
Reading Skill Focus
II. Match the English phrases to the Chinese equivalents.
( I ) 1. international economic institutions ( A ) 2. the World Bank ( H ) 3. the Millennium Development Goals ( C ) 4. the International Bank for Reconstruction and
The 60-year old economist is now likely to return to his former role as a professor at the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University, where he served for 15 years as the founding director before joining the World Bank.
Contents
Warm-Up Comprehensive Reading
Text A: The World Bank Text B: Chinese in the Top Job at the World Bank Practical Reading Organization Chart of IMF
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 1. Whom is the news talking about?
Justin Yifu Lin.
2. When did Lin begin his service at the World Bank as the Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist?
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions.
World Bank Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist Justin Yifu Lin left his post after his four-year’s service at the Washington-based organization ended on June 1.
大连理工大学出版社
第五版 （专业篇II）
总主编：刘杰英 主
Unit 1 International Economic Organizations
Product development usually refers to new product development (NPD). It is the complete process of bringing a new product or service to market or improving an already established product. It is the first stage within the overall strategic process of product life cycle (PLC) management. New product development is essential to any business that must keep up with market trends and changes.
In June 2008.
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 3. What was Lin’s role at the World Bank as the Senior Vice-President and Chief
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 5. Why do you think Lin was elected as the Senior Vice-President of the World Bank?
Economist?
His role was to shape the economic research agenda of the institution.
4. What will Lin do after his service at the World Bank?
He will possibly return to his former role as a professor at the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University.
Lin began his service at the World Bank in June 2008, where he guided the bank’s intellectual leadership and played a key role in shaping the economic research agenda of the institution.
Omitted.
Reading Skill Focus
II. Match the English phrases to the Chinese equivalents.
( I ) 1. international economic institutions ( A ) 2. the World Bank ( H ) 3. the Millennium Development Goals ( C ) 4. the International Bank for Reconstruction and
The 60-year old economist is now likely to return to his former role as a professor at the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University, where he served for 15 years as the founding director before joining the World Bank.
Contents
Warm-Up Comprehensive Reading
Text A: The World Bank Text B: Chinese in the Top Job at the World Bank Practical Reading Organization Chart of IMF
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 1. Whom is the news talking about?
Justin Yifu Lin.
2. When did Lin begin his service at the World Bank as the Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist?
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions.
World Bank Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist Justin Yifu Lin left his post after his four-year’s service at the Washington-based organization ended on June 1.
大连理工大学出版社
第五版 （专业篇II）
总主编：刘杰英 主
Unit 1 International Economic Organizations
Product development usually refers to new product development (NPD). It is the complete process of bringing a new product or service to market or improving an already established product. It is the first stage within the overall strategic process of product life cycle (PLC) management. New product development is essential to any business that must keep up with market trends and changes.
In June 2008.
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 3. What was Lin’s role at the World Bank as the Senior Vice-President and Chief
Reading Skill Focus
I. Read the following news and discuss the questions. 5. Why do you think Lin was elected as the Senior Vice-President of the World Bank?
Economist?
His role was to shape the economic research agenda of the institution.
4. What will Lin do after his service at the World Bank?
He will possibly return to his former role as a professor at the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University.