BUSINESS VOCABULARY 2


I Complete the sentences with the following verbs.

involve shift earns runs income

charge apply deal leave overtime

1 `I work for Fiat.' `What does your job __________?' (=What do you have to do?)

2 I'm in __________ of the production department.

3 He __________ a small advertising agency.

4 She has to __________ with any complaints.

5 He __________ $40,000 a year.

6 I'm afraid Mr Johnson is unavailable. He is on sick ___________.

7 He has to pay 40% __________ tax.

8 He is paid extra if he works ________.

9 She is not at home at night. She works on the night ________.

10 There is a job advertisement you might be interested in. Why don't you _________for it.

II Complete this short presentation with the words given below

head strategy demand run outlook attention figures expanding reaching areas

1 Before we start I'd like to introduce myself. My name is John Prescott and I am the ________of the sales department.

2 I'm here today to talk about our _________ for the next few years.

3 I'm going to look at three main _________.

4 First I'll talk about __________our operations into East European markets.

5 After that I will deal with new sales techniques, and finally I will present projected sales __________.

6 First of all I'd like to look at the graph. You will see that there is rapid increase in _________ for our products in developing foreign markets.

7 Now let's move on to the question of new ways of _________ potential clients.

8 This brings me to my last point, which is sales __________ for the next year.

9 Let me finish by thanking you very much for your __________. And now if you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them.

10 We only have a few minutes left. Is there one last question? All right, I'm afraid we've __________ out of time. Thank you very much.

III Study the following `telephone language' expressions.

How to answer the phone:

  • Good morning/afternoon/evening, TSB International, Frank Smith speaking.

  • Who's calling, please?

  • Who shall I say is calling?


How to introduce yourself

  • This is Jane Howard speaking.

  • Hello, this is Jane Howard from Fresco.


How to ask for someone

  • Could I speak to Jim Thompson, please?

  • I'd like to speak to Jim Thompson, please.

  • Could you put me through to Jim Thompson, please?

  • Could I speak to someone who [deals with after sales service] ?


How to explain problems

  • I'll check if he's available.

  • I'm afraid Mr Thompson isn't in at the moment.

  • I'm sorry, he's in a meeting at the moment.

  • I'm afraid he's on sick leave.


How to ask someone to wait

  • Just a moment, please.

  • Could you hold the line, please?

  • Hold the line, please.

How to deal with problems

  • I'm sorry, I don't understand. Could you repeat that, please?

  • I'm sorry. The line is bad. Could you say it again, please?

  • I'm sorry, I can't hear you very well. Could you speak up a little, please?

  • I'm afraid you've got the wrong number.

  • I've tried to get through several times but it's always engaged.

  • Could you spell that, please?


How to put someone through

  • One moment, please. I'll see if Mr Thompson is available.

  • I'll put you through.

  • I'll connect you.

  • I'm connecting you now.


How to take a message

  • Can I take a message?

  • Would you like to leave a message?

  • I'll ask him to call you back as soon as possible.

  • I'll tell Mr Jones that you called

  • I'll ask him/her to call you as soon as possible.

  • I'll make sure he gets your message.

Rewrite the following telephone conversation using polite expressions.

A I want to speak to Thompson.

B Who are you?

A Tom Donovan from Fresco

B Wait!

A OK.

B He isn't here. Message?

A Yes. Can he meet with me tomorrow? And call me on my mobile phone?

B Spell your name!

A D.O.N.O.V.A.N

B Tell me your mobile phone number!

A 601 654 987

B OK. I'll show him your message. See ya.

A See ya

KEY

I 1 involve, 2 charge, 3 runs, 4 deal, 5 earns, 6 leave, 7 income, 8 overtime 9 shift 10 apply

II 1 head, 2 strategy, 3 areas, 4 expanding, 5 outlook, 6 demand, 7 reaching, 8 figures, 9 attension, 10 run

III

A: I'd like to speak to Mr Thompson, please.

B: Who's calling please?

A: This is Tom Donovan from Fresco.

B: Hold the line please, please.

A: OK.

B: I'm afraid he is unavailable now. Would you like to leave a message?

A: Yes, please. Could you ask him if he can meet me tomorrow and call me on my mobile phone?

B: Could you spell your name, please?

A: It's D.O.N.O.V.A.N.

B: Could you give me your mobile phone number?

A: It's 601 654 987

B: OK. I'll make shure he gets your message. Good bye.

A: Good bye.



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