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商务英语视听说-Unit-4PPT课件
Business English: viewing,listening & speaking
Unit four
At a Meeting
2021/7/24
1
Business English: viewing,listening & speaking
Learning Objectives Comprehend basic vocabulary related to meetings Identify and understand basic aspects of meeting
2021/7/24
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Business English: viewing,listening & speakiБайду номын сангаасg
Part I: Warm-up
➢ Some Ss recall some meetings they’ve attended.
Task I Formal and Informal meetings Key: Omitted
➢ Anna to work out realistic targets and propose deadlines to achieve
them.
➢Other business: Tina announced that she had recently hired a new
secretary, Karla Baldini.
Sample of the Minutes of a Management Meeting
Present: David Brown, Alex Lee, Tina Johnson, Anna M. Swanson
Proceedings:
Unit four
At a Meeting
2021/7/24
1
Business English: viewing,listening & speaking
Learning Objectives Comprehend basic vocabulary related to meetings Identify and understand basic aspects of meeting
2021/7/24
6
Business English: viewing,listening & speakiБайду номын сангаасg
Part I: Warm-up
➢ Some Ss recall some meetings they’ve attended.
Task I Formal and Informal meetings Key: Omitted
➢ Anna to work out realistic targets and propose deadlines to achieve
them.
➢Other business: Tina announced that she had recently hired a new
secretary, Karla Baldini.
Sample of the Minutes of a Management Meeting
Present: David Brown, Alex Lee, Tina Johnson, Anna M. Swanson
Proceedings:
商务英语听说课件
Business English Listening and Speaking Courseware
CATALOGUE
目录
Basic knowledge of Business EnglishBusiness English Listening and Speaking SkillsPractical application scenarios of Business English
要点三
Travel Arrangements
01
Understanding how to plan and arrange travel, including flights, accommodations, ground transportation, and scheduling appointments
Travel Etiquette
02
Learning the appropriate behavior and etiquette for business travel, including tipping, dress code, and cultural differences
Travel Documentation
Understanding the importance of negotiation, the role of communication, and the key skills required for effective negotiation
Negotiation Strategies
Identifying the interests and needs of the other party, creating leverage, and using effective bargaining techniques to achieve win win outcomes
CATALOGUE
目录
Basic knowledge of Business EnglishBusiness English Listening and Speaking SkillsPractical application scenarios of Business English
要点三
Travel Arrangements
01
Understanding how to plan and arrange travel, including flights, accommodations, ground transportation, and scheduling appointments
Travel Etiquette
02
Learning the appropriate behavior and etiquette for business travel, including tipping, dress code, and cultural differences
Travel Documentation
Understanding the importance of negotiation, the role of communication, and the key skills required for effective negotiation
Negotiation Strategies
Identifying the interests and needs of the other party, creating leverage, and using effective bargaining techniques to achieve win win outcomes
商务英语听说(第一册) 全套课件共236页
❖ Key to task 3 ❖ 1. F ❖ 2. T ❖ 3. F ❖ 4. F ❖ 5. F ❖ 6. T ❖ 7. F ❖ 8. F
Conversation 3 At the Hotel
❖ Words and phrases ❖ receptionist n. 接待员 ❖ reserve v. 预定 reservation n.预定 ❖ suite n. 套间 ❖ attendant n. 服务员 ❖ bellboy n. 门童 ❖ thoughtful adj. 体贴的；周到的 ❖ arrangement n. 安排 arrange v. 安排 ❖ distinguished adj. 高贵的；著名的 ❖ spacious adj. 宽敞的；宽阔的 ❖ well-equipped adj. 设备齐全的 ❖ considerate adj. 体贴的；周到的 ❖ suit v. 对……很方便；合……之意
❖ Notes ❖ at the customs 在海关 ❖ in the company of 在……陪同下 ❖ at the customs service desk 在海关服务台 ❖ customs declaration form 海关申报表；报关单（外宾入境时必
须填写申明所带行李物品）
❖ health declaration form 健康申报表 （外宾入境时必须填写说明 健康状况）
Key to task 4
❖ 1. the other day ❖ 2. the room 309. ❖ 3. showing me ❖ 4. filling in ❖ 5. all the details ❖ 6. Oct. 6 to Oct. 26 ❖ 7. the morning call service? ❖ 8. at 6:30
新视野商务英语视听说(下)：第四版教学课件U10
Robert: Maybe we could double the discount for loyalty card holders on selected products.
Brian: Yes, that would probably be workable. And mail all card holders to let them know about the special offers.
Work in pairs. The following are logos of eight famous companies. How and where do they advertise their products?
Ikea: catalogues Nestl’s: sports sponsorship, outdoor billboards, TV commercials China Unicom: outdoor billboards, TV commercials Starbucks: word of mouth Volkswagon: magazines, TV commercials, outdoor billboards
new products—the casual clothing range. We’ll be running a major advertising campaign for them. Robert: Well, the advertising campaign obviously has to be aimed at young people. Brian: Yes, and what’s urgent now is to come up with something that is really attractive and effective. Robert: Did our sponsorship proposals go anywhere? Brian: Not certain yet, but it looks as though we could be signing a sponsorship deal with one of China’s first league football clubs. Robert: Great. And what about the posters? I suggest we don’t put up posters outside urban areas. Posters in the countryside are seen as environmentally unfriendly by our target customers. We’ve chosen one or two sites in major cities and put up very large posters on the side of buildings and smaller ones on bus stops used by university and college students. Brian: That’s good. Any other ideas? Robert: What if we advertised on rock radio stations? That would reach the right audience. And it wouldn’t be too expensive.
Brian: Yes, that would probably be workable. And mail all card holders to let them know about the special offers.
Work in pairs. The following are logos of eight famous companies. How and where do they advertise their products?
Ikea: catalogues Nestl’s: sports sponsorship, outdoor billboards, TV commercials China Unicom: outdoor billboards, TV commercials Starbucks: word of mouth Volkswagon: magazines, TV commercials, outdoor billboards
new products—the casual clothing range. We’ll be running a major advertising campaign for them. Robert: Well, the advertising campaign obviously has to be aimed at young people. Brian: Yes, and what’s urgent now is to come up with something that is really attractive and effective. Robert: Did our sponsorship proposals go anywhere? Brian: Not certain yet, but it looks as though we could be signing a sponsorship deal with one of China’s first league football clubs. Robert: Great. And what about the posters? I suggest we don’t put up posters outside urban areas. Posters in the countryside are seen as environmentally unfriendly by our target customers. We’ve chosen one or two sites in major cities and put up very large posters on the side of buildings and smaller ones on bus stops used by university and college students. Brian: That’s good. Any other ideas? Robert: What if we advertised on rock radio stations? That would reach the right audience. And it wouldn’t be too expensive.
《商务英语视听说(第1册)》课件unit 2
Apple’s worldwide annual revenue totaled $215 billion for the 2016 fiscal year. The company enjoys a high level of brand loyalty and has been repeatedly ranked as the world’s most valuable brand. However, it receives significant criticism regarding the labor practices of its contractors and its environmental and business practices, including the origins of source materials.
and founder, chairman, and CEO of NeXT. Jobs and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak are widely recognized as pioneers of the microcomputer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s.
closes. 如果工厂关闭，对该镇来说将是沉重的打击。
2. renaissance: n. Somethingbecomes popular or successful again after a time when people were not interested in it
e.g. Popular art is experiencing a renaissance. 通俗艺术正在复兴。
electronics, computer software, and online services. The company’s hardware products include the iPhone smartphone, the iPad tablet computer, the Mac personal computers, the iPod portable media player, the Apple Watch smartwatch, Apple TV digital media player and HomePod smart speaker.
and founder, chairman, and CEO of NeXT. Jobs and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak are widely recognized as pioneers of the microcomputer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s.
closes. 如果工厂关闭，对该镇来说将是沉重的打击。
2. renaissance: n. Somethingbecomes popular or successful again after a time when people were not interested in it
e.g. Popular art is experiencing a renaissance. 通俗艺术正在复兴。
electronics, computer software, and online services. The company’s hardware products include the iPhone smartphone, the iPad tablet computer, the Mac personal computers, the iPod portable media player, the Apple Watch smartwatch, Apple TV digital media player and HomePod smart speaker.
商务英语视听说-国家精品课程课件PPT
商务英语视听说
U1
Part I
Warm-up
Brainstorm What is your first consideration when you are looking for a job?
It can bring your ability and potential into full
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4 5
Language Focus
Viewing and Speaking
Case Analysis
Foreign Languages College Hunan International Economics University
Business English: Viewing, Listening & Speaking
Foreign Languages College Hunan International Economics University
Business English: Viewing, Listening & Speaking
商务英语视听说
U1
How to succeed in your job interview
Sample 1
Foreign Languages College Hunan International Economics University
Business English: Viewing, Listening & Speaking
商务英语视听说
U1
I am graduating in June from ABC University and my major is hotel management. I am an outgoing, energetic person. I enjoy teamwork very much. As part of my degree program, I needed to finish different projects with my teammates. I possess excellent interpersonal skills and a very positive attitude. My career aspiration is to become a successful hotelier. During my internship at the Grand Hyatt, I worked as a receptionist. My duties included offering friendly and efficient check-in and checkout service to guests, answering phone calls, taking and passing on massages to guests. I find that if I can make the guests happy, I will be very happy, too.
新视野商务英语视听说上课件U2
Script
Pre-viewing
1. Work in groups. What departments make up a real estate company? Try to figure out as many as you can and write them down.
Department of Human Resources Department of Marketing and Sales Department of Administration Department of Neighbourhood Service Department of Project Preparation Department of Engineering Department of Contract Budgets Department of Research & Development Department of Audits and Accounts
Develop customer relations and grow the Regional Sales Manager sales of security products in Ohio.
business analyst
Be in charge of the budget.
lawyer receptionist
10. singer
Task 1 Translate the Chinese sentences into English first, then listen to the dialogue and check your translations.
I’m a manager in the Human Resources Department Which company do you work for
商务英语听说课件电子教案
Training and workshops
31
New employee orientation training
2 Leadership training
3
Performance appraisal training
4
Team building training
53
Operating new equipment training
Henry : Ah, lucky you .she’s really beautiful-and clever too.
Sarah : well, I think I’ll leave you boys to discuss… work.
Henry : Oh, Sarah, you’re not jealous, are you?
填空 author / speaker/consultant/trainer
❖ J&C is a training consultancy for personal and professional development in the workplace. It is based in oxford and it is run by Janet Coyte. Janet is an experienced teacher and (1)___she runs courses and workshops for companies and universities. As a (2)___ she helps business people overcome difficulties. she sometimes gives one-to-one sessions on the phone or via email.
商务英语听说课件
商务英语听说课件
第一页，共63页。
Speak :Work in pairs, interview each other
举例 ❖Student A:
Do you plan your day’s activities? ❖Student B:
Yes, I usually plan my day’s activities the night before . I write appointments in my dairy ❖ No, I never plan my days. Maybe that is why I am always behind schedule……
❖Katherine Alessi __________ ❖ Mark Jenkins ___________ ❖Katas Hadavas _________ ❖Suzanne Wikes _________ ❖Carman Selles __________
第二十页，共63页。
L2：听力填空
第二十一页，共63页。
❖B. is responsible for testing new products and deals with customers' complaints
❖C. interviews clients and gives them advice ❖D. Is responsible for the companies accounts,
第四页，共63页。
Training and workshops
31
New employee orientation training
2 Leadership training
3
Performance appraisal training
第一页，共63页。
Speak :Work in pairs, interview each other
举例 ❖Student A:
Do you plan your day’s activities? ❖Student B:
Yes, I usually plan my day’s activities the night before . I write appointments in my dairy ❖ No, I never plan my days. Maybe that is why I am always behind schedule……
❖Katherine Alessi __________ ❖ Mark Jenkins ___________ ❖Katas Hadavas _________ ❖Suzanne Wikes _________ ❖Carman Selles __________
第二十页，共63页。
L2：听力填空
第二十一页，共63页。
❖B. is responsible for testing new products and deals with customers' complaints
❖C. interviews clients and gives them advice ❖D. Is responsible for the companies accounts,
第四页，共63页。
Training and workshops
31
New employee orientation training
2 Leadership training
3
Performance appraisal training
商务英语视听说课件
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Declare v 申报 Duty-free adj 免税的 Du able adj 应纳税的 Pay duty on adv 为。。。纳税 Formali es n 正式手续
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Pop in 突然出现 Ups and downs起 落 Rough 大概的，粗糙的
Figure 数字 Laptop 手提电脑 Disaster 灾难 Short no ce 临时通知，短期通知
Extension 外线，延伸 Crossed line 串线
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Have a word with与 …商谈
Go to… on business因 公去…出差 Assembly coffee table 组合咖啡桌 Urgent 紧急的
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Rave about v 赞扬 Speak of the devil n 说曹操，曹操到 Data processing n 数据处理 In charge of n 负责，掌管
Answers for video 1
受制于。。。 Out of the limit = beyond the limit Within one’s control Out of control= beyond the control Though ul = considerate Answers for Video 2
New Words and Expressions
Declare v 申报 Duty-free adj 免税的 Du able adj 应纳税的 Pay duty on adv 为。。。纳税 Formali es n 正式手续
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Pop in 突然出现 Ups and downs起 落 Rough 大概的，粗糙的
Figure 数字 Laptop 手提电脑 Disaster 灾难 Short no ce 临时通知，短期通知
Extension 外线，延伸 Crossed line 串线
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Have a word with与 …商谈
Go to… on business因 公去…出差 Assembly coffee table 组合咖啡桌 Urgent 紧急的
Part 4 Viewing and Speaking
New Words and Expressions
Rave about v 赞扬 Speak of the devil n 说曹操，曹操到 Data processing n 数据处理 In charge of n 负责，掌管
Answers for video 1
受制于。。。 Out of the limit = beyond the limit Within one’s control Out of control= beyond the control Though ul = considerate Answers for Video 2