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Unit 3 Exercise 11

Unit 3 Exercise 11by E-Learn Easy Net

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You can communicate better by using active listening strategies.<br/>Ines has received Marco's offer and fnds some differences with the requirem...

Unit 5 Exercise 10

Unit 5 Exercise 10by E-Learn Easy Net

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Do you deal with orders on the phone?<br/>Sometimes it can be difficult to understand numbers and figures given over the phone. We are going to ...

Zoo description

Zoo descriptionby Susana Canelo

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A description of a Zoo to do a listening activity with the presentation, "Use comparative and superlative"<br/>Students read on screen...

Unit 2 Exercise 1- Starter

Unit 2 Exercise 1- Starterby E-Learn Easy Net

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Donald Adams, a sales rep at Aircraft Maintenance Inc.at Liverpool, has just finished a presentation of his company's products at The Maintenance, Rep...

Unit 1 Exercise 11- A requisition

Unit 1 Exercise 11- A requisitionby E-Learn Easy Net

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Jobs and responsibilities: Job titles and tasks, a sales meeting, a requisition<br/>John is informing his department about the credit card issue...

Unit 4 Exercise 3 (call 1)- Discussing Terms and Conditions

Unit 4 Exercise 3 (call 1)- Discussing Terms and Conditionsby E-Learn Easy Net

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We will listen now to 5 short sections of negotiations. Each section contains a conditional sentence of the types discussed before. Decide which of th...

Unit 4 Exercise 9

Unit 4 Exercise 9by E-Learn Easy Net

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In a negotiation, both parties are going to get the best result for their company. Gavin Brock from Car Rental International is having a second meetin...

Unit 5 Exercise 7

Unit 5 Exercise 7by E-Learn Easy Net

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Anna now has to change her order. She calls her contact at Fashion Modes, the sales rep Roberto Branca. Listen to their conversation and decide whethe...

Unit 6 Exercise 1 (Call 1)

Unit 6 Exercise 1 (Call 1)by E-Learn Easy Net

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When making a complaint, it is helpful to use the following three-step approach: 1) describe the problem 2) state your request clearly (what,when, how...

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