tugas bahasa inggris bisnis 1 bulan ke 2

Unit 4

Page 35 : Vocabulary

v  Part B

1        From one to ten

 One,two,three,four,five,six,seven,eight,nine,ten

2        From 11 to 25

            11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25

3        In tens, from 20 to 100

20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,85,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100.

v  Part D

1)      Buy                             : A  ticket

2)      Confrim                       : Security

3)      Collect                         : Their Luggage

4)      Go through                  : Their Flight

5)      Queue                          : Some Shopping

6)      Watch                          : an in-flight movie

7)      Take                            : a bus or taxi

8)      Book                           : A hotel room

9)      Do                               : at the check-in

10)  Check  in                     : at the hotel

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v  Part F

1)      I need to change my booking

2)      Is there a direct flight

3)      Can I take this as hand luggage?

4)      Can I have an aisle seat?

5)      Please take me to the city center

6)      Can I have a receipt please?

7)       I have a reservation for two nights. My name’s Burkhard.

8)      Can I send a fax from here?

9)      Can I have an alarm call at 06:45, please?

10)   I’m checking out today. Can I have the bill please?

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v  Part A

Paolo   :  Paolo Ranieri speaking.

Judith  :  Oh, hello, Paolo. This is Judith Preiss here.

 Paolo  :  Hi, Judith.

 Judith  :  Paolo, I’m calling about that meeting. Can you make next
                Wednesday?

 Paolo  :   I’m sorry, Judith. I can’t. But I can make Thursday or Friday.

Judith  :   Well, I can’t do Thursday, but Friday is OK.

 Paolo  :  OK. Friday it is. Can we meet in the morning – say 10 o’clock?

Judith  :  10 o’clock is fine. Oh, and can I bring my Colleague, Sabrina?
              You met her at the conference.

 Paolo :  Of course. I can pick you up from the station if you like.

Judith :  Great. See you on Friday. Bye.

v  Part C

1)      No, she can’t

2)      No, he can’t

3)      Yes, they can

4)      Yes, she can

Page 38           : Reading

v  Part A

Fitness Centre	√
Reception Desk	√
Gift Shop	√
Restaurant	√
Secretarial Services	√
Function Rooms	√
Childcare Service	√
Fax Machine	√

Part B

·         Paragraph 2 line 3 Fax Machine

·         Paragraph 3 line 1 Fitness Centre

·         Paragraph 3 line 2 Restaurant

·         Paragraph 5 line 1 Function room

·         Paragraph 5 line 2 Secretarial services

Part C

·         A : Can you watch TV programs in English ?

B : Yes, you can

·         A : Can you use your computer in your room?

B : Yes, I can

·         A : Can we swim in the hotel?

B : Yes, we can

·         A : Can you send a fax ?

 B : Yes, I can

·         A : Can we eat in the hotel?

B : Yes, we can

·         A : Can we play tennis at the hotel?

B : No, we can’t

·          A : Can we hold a meeting ?

 B : Yes, we can

  

vPage 39 : Language Focus

Part A     

1)      There aren’t 

2)      There is 

3)      There isn’t 

4)      There is 

5)      There is 

6)      There isn’t any 

7)      There are 

8)       There is 

Unit 5

Page 43 : Vocabulary

Part A

1.    Salmon   : it’s a kind of fish

     Tuna       : it’s a kind of fish

     Cod        : it’s a kind of fish

     Onion     : it’s a kind of vegetable

2.    Beef         :it’s a kind of meat

     Apple       : it’s a kind of fruit

     Lamb        : it’s a kind of meat

     Chicken    : it’s a kind of meat

3.      Carrots    : it’s a kind of vegetable

      Peas        : it’s a kind of vegetable

      Trout        : it’s a kind of fish

      Broccoli    : it’s a kind of vegetable

Part B

Starter	Main Course	Dessert
Soup	Steak	Ice cream
Salad	Grilled Fish	Apple Pie
Pate		Fruit

Part C

1.      Menu

2.      Bill

3.      Receipt

v  Page 43 : Reading

Part A

1.      Salon

2.      Restaurant

3.      Hotel reception

4.      Health center

5.      Hotel rooms

6.      Taxi                        

v  Page 44

Part D

1.      More than 90% of restaurant diners tip their waiter or waitress about 10% of the bill

2.      a. giving extra things for free

      b. quick service

      e. creating a good relationship with costumers

3.      b. Visit the table often to make sure the costumer is happy

      c. Smile at the costumer

      d. Be pleasant and helpful

v  Page 45 : Language Focus

Part A

1.      I’d like some water

2.      Could I have some more coffee, please?

3.      Are there any restaurants near here?

4.      There isn’t any wine left

5.      I’d like some cheese, please

6.      Do you have any soft drinks?

Part B

1.      Mina : Some

2.      Ivan : Any

3.      Mina : Some

4.      Ivan : Some, Some

v  Page 46 : Language Focus

Part A

Reservation, fax, air conditioning, bathroom, bill, employee, equipment, hotel, seat, luggage, menu, overtime, table, tip, transport. 

Part B

1.      A lot of / many

2.      Much

3.      Much

4.      A lot of /  much

5.      Much

6.      Much / many

7.      A lot of

Part C

1.   A : How much cash do you have in your wallet ?

      B : about 20 euros

2.      A : How many keys do you have in your bag / pocket?

      B : about 10 keys

3.      A : How many people are there in your company?

      B : about 100 people

4.      A : How much time do you have for lunch?

      B : Any time

5.      A : How much days holiday a year do you have?

      B : I never count for that

6.      A : How many language do you speak ?

      B : about 3 language

7.      A : How much do you usually tip in a restaurant?

      B : about 10 % of the bill

 v  Page 49 : Writing

From : tasa@gmail.com To :  cinta@gmail.com

Dear Mr. Husen I would like to invite you to dinner after your visit to our company next week. If you have time. Our managing director, Haura, will also come. I will book a table at an Japan restaurant, Hanamasa Café, for 9 p.m. on Wednesday evening.  I hope you can join us. Please can you let me know this week. Best wishes Chacha

Unit 6

Page 51 : Vocabulary

Part A

1)      Great deals

2)      Low deposit

3)      Pay $50 now followed by 12 monthly payments

4)      3 year guarantee

5)      Interest- free credit

Part B

1.      S

2.      B

3.      B

4.      B

5.      B

6.      S

7.      S

8.      B

v  Page 52

Part A

1.      Having a strong desire to be successful

2.      Active and able to work hard

3.      Showing a lot of excitement and interest

Part B

1.      About $ 30.000

2.      No, it doesn’t

3.      Yes, it does

4.      Telephone their contact person Melissa Davis

Part C

1.      True

2.      False

3.      True

4.      False

5.      False

6.      True

v  Page 53

Complete the sales report

1.      Visited

2.      Met

3.      Sent

4.      Made

5.      Advised

6.      Gone

7.      Introduced

8.      Asked

9.      Given

10.  Flown

v  Page 54 : Vocabulary 2

Part A

1.      Save

2.      Three

3.      Free

4.      Discount

5.      Limited 

Part B

1.      True

2.      False

3.      False

4.      True

5.      True

v  Page 55

Part A

1.      From

2.      During

3.      On

4.      For

5.      At

6.      During

7.      In

8.      Ago

9.      Last 

Part B

Kevin Warren studied law at Bristol University from 1979 to 1982. During the summer holidays, he worked part-time as a seller tickets for events to student for Organise Social Events. After graduating at 1982, he went to US to work for Disney Corporation, Florida. At 1984, he return to UK to start business with partner. After that at 1987, he leave business with partner and he start to open his own travel agency, he worked there for two years. Next at 1990 he joined Coca-cola as a sales manager. At 1995 he become Director of Cold Drinks Division. And at 2000 he become Vice President and General Manager of UK regions.

 Unit 7

v  Page 71 : Vocabulary

Part C

1.   Sells to large numbers of people

2.      Is in the producer’s country

3.      High quality and expensive goods

4.      Is outside the producer’s country

5.      Is a small but often profitable market

Part E

1.      Is at an early stage

2.      Is getting larger

3.      Is good to enter

4.      Is large

5.      Allows companies to make money

Part F

·         New           :mature

·         Growing    : declining

·         Profitable  :unprofitable

·         Big           :small

·         Attractive  :unattractive

v  Page 72 : Reading

Part A

1.      1.3 billion / 1.300.000.000

2.      4.000

3.      600.000

4.      60

5.      £ 12.000

6.      £ 90.000

Part B

1.      1.3 billion – the number of people in china

2.      4.000 – new cars every week

3.      600.000 – new drivers will get licenses this year

4.      60 – hope doubles sales for Porsche cars

5.      £12.000 – Mr. Zong purchased his a Jeep Cherokee car

6.      £ 90.000 – He wanted a Porsche with more than that price

Part C

1.      B

2.      A

3.      C

4.      A

5.      A

Part D

1.      Boom

2.      Manufacturers

3.      Consumer

4.      Double

5.      Destroy

6.      Purchased

v  Page 73

Part A

1.      Harder

2.      The biggest

3.      Lower

4.      Worse

5.      Higher

6.      Better

Part B

1.      The Best

2.      The most expensive

3.      The most popular

4.      The cheapest

5.      The most competitive

6.      The worst

Part C

1.      Most important

2.      Older

3.      Richer

4.      Younger

5.      Cheaper

6.      More comfortable

7.      Most exciting 

Page 75 : language focus

Part A

1.      Much

2.      A little bit

 Page 77 

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