新编剑桥商务英语unit1.pptVIP

Match the expressions on the left to the responses on the right. 0. I’d like to introduce you to Mark. 1. Nice to meet you at last. 2. Do you two know each other already? 3. Would you like a coffee? 4. So have you enjoyed this morning? 5. Is this your first time at one of these events? 6. May I join you? 7. You’re a colleague of Martin Obach, aren’t you? 8. How do you know him? 9. How many children do you have? 10. Have you always lived in Lille? 11. I know your company is looking for a partner on this Thai project. A. Yes, it is. And you? B. Hello, Marek. How do you do? C. Thanks. D. Pleased to meet you too. E. Sure. F. Two. Twins. G. Yes, most of my life. H. Yes. Is that something you might be interested in …? I. Well, we’ve spoken on the phone a few times. J. Yes, it was very interesting. K. That’s right. He works in our Barcelona office. L. We were both at Elcotil together. Would you discuss personal topics in your country with colleagues? What do you think are good topics for networking? List List In China, family and children is a common topic to talk about. Good topics for networking with western business people include weather, work and language. safe to talk about hobbies, travel, arts, sports, and fashion. Subjects like social conditions, regional conflicts, sex and race should be avoided. Family matters at times is an unpleasant topic. It may be an intrusion of privacy to ask about personnel finance. uncivilized to talk about eating pets such as dog, rabbit, bird, turtle and monkey. Speaking Developing a conversation Work as a class or in large groups. You are at a networking event, so stand up and walk around. Meet one person and have the conversation below. At the end, move on to a new person. greet the other person introduce yourself talk about the event describe your job talk about where you come from find a reason for doing business in the future introduce your partner to someone else meet another person Business Card Writing: General Overview of