A. What do you say? 1. Introduce the activity. Q: How do you introduce yourself? 2. Alone or in pairs, learners match the remaining functions to the actual words. Content

Objectives Focus 1.1 Introducing yourself 1.2 Saying where you are from 1.3 Introducing other people Sum-up Assignment

Read these sentences and the following job description. ech sen Which position does each sentence 1-7 describe? For each sentence, mark one letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet

8.1 Delays and problems vocabulary Fill the gaps in these sentences with suitable words form the list below. boycotts cash against documents chamber of commerce circumstances claim compensate documents against

9.1 Going abroad Vocabulary Add the missing words to the puzzle. 1. You may need a _if you're staying in the USA for longer than a month. 2 _class is cheaper than business or club

Choose the missing words from the box. The first one is done for you as an example. memorandum courier pencil reference clear registered enclose zip code post code p.p. acknowledge printer stationery word-processed

4.1 Punctuation Read the following text. Decide where to add punctuation and to start new paragrap You'll also need to add some Capital Letters om human resources manager date 15 September subject ov erseas

Question 1-7 Read these sentences and the following book's description. ech contonce Which position does each sentence 1-7describe? For each sentence, mark one letter A, B, C, D or E on your answer sheet

16.1 Saying what you've done (1)Grammar Complete this table of irregular verbs. Infinitive Past tense Past participle

Unit 17 Problems, problems 17.1 Dealing with problems (1)0) Listening and speaking Listen to someone talking about office problems. Offer to help by phoning the correct department. Use the words in the box to help you like this: