Retell the text about Phil Knight.

 

Grammar Review

1.Complete the information about Stella with suitable forms of the verb to be.

My name .............. Stella. I ............ a designer. I ............. from America, and I .................... from New York.

I ............ married with two children. They .............. both in high school. Their school .............. near my office.

My husband .................. a sales manager. We ............. interested in travel and the cinema. My sister ................ an accountant. We .............. a close family.

 

Complete the chart about yourself. Then introduce yourself to a partner.

Name                                                 Nationality

Job        I’m a(n) ...                       Interests

City        I’m from ...                      Favourite sports

 

3.Complete the sentences with negative forms of the verb to be.

1. I’m Russian, but .................................. from Moscow.

2. They are Japanese, but ........................ from Tokyo.

3. He’s German, but ................................. from Munich.

4. I’m in sales, but .................................... the manager.

5. You’re in Poland, but ........................... in Warsaw.

6. Her name is Sophia, but ....................... Italian.

 

Match the questions and answers.

Are you Spanish?                            No, I’m a financial analyst.

Are you a product manager?           No, she is Polish.

Are you married?                            No, I’m Italian.

Is your wife a manager?                       No, she’s a lawyer.

Is she Italian?                                  Yes, I am. That’s the picture of my                                                  

                                                         wife.

Skills

Introducing yourself and others.

Useful language.

Introducing people.                                      Asking about business.                              

I’m ...                                                              How’s business?

My name’s ...

This is ...                                                         Offering a drink.

Let me introduce ...                                        Would you like a drink?

May I introduce ...                                          How about a coffee?

I’d like you to meet ...                                    Another drink?

Have you ever met ...

I don’t think you’ve met ...                            Greetings.

He’s/She’s in sales.                                        Pleased to meet you.

He’s/She’s with Nokia.                                  Nice to meet you.

                                                                       Good to see you again.

Replying.                                               You, too.

Not bad, thanks.                                      How do you do.

Fine./OK./ Not too good.                              Delighted to meet you.

Thanks very much. I’d love one.                  Saying goodbye.

Yes, please./ No, thanks.                              See you later.

                                                        Nice talking to you.

                                                Goodbye. See you soon.

 

 

A. Read and reproduce the following micro-dialogues.

A. Mr. Richardson, may I introduce Mr. Smith? Mr. Smith this is Mr. Richardson.

B. How do you do, Mr. Richardson.

C. How do you do, Mr. Smith.

A. Mr. Grey, I’d like to introduce Mr. Smith, a friend of mine.

B. Pleased to meet you, Mr. Smith.

C. Nice to meet you, too, Mr. Grey.

 

A. Mr. Brown, let me introduce you to Mr. White. He’s in finance.

B. Delighted to meet you.

C. You, too. How’s business?

B. Not bad, thanks.

A. I don’t think you’ve met Miss Smith before. Let me introduce you. Miss Smith, my secretary. Mrs. White.

B. How do you do, Mrs. White.

C. How do you do.

 

A. Excuse me, are you Mr. Robinson, head of the delegation?

B. Yes, that’s me.

A. Let me introduce myself. I’m Miss Rose, Mr. Green’s secretary.

B. Nice to see you, Miss Rose.

A. You, too, Mr. Robinson.

    

A. Hello. I’m Patrick Keller. I’m the new sales assistant.

B. Oh, hello. Pleased to meet you. I’m Diana Vincent, Advertising Manager. Would you like a coffee?

A. Thanks very much. I’d love one/

 

A. Good morning. My name’s Lilly Brown. This is Margaret Nilson, my assistant.

B. Nice to meet you both. I’m Dan Marshall from marketing. Let’s go into my office.

 

A. Hello, Jimmy.

B. Hi, Dave.

1. Good you see you again.

2. You, too. How is business?

A. Not too good.

B. Oh, really? Sorry to hear that.

 

 

B. Read the conversation and memorize it.

 

Nick: Joyce, I’d like you to meet Victor. Joyce Gold – Victor Danin.

Joyce: How do you do.

Victor: Hello. It’s a pleasure to meet you.

Nick: Victor is a friend of Frank’s. He arrived in New York a couple of weeks ago.

Joyce: Oh, where are you from?

Victor: I’m from Moscow.

Joyce: How do you like America?

Victor: I like it very much here. But for the time being, I have a lot of problems.

Joyce: Have you come with your family?

Victor: Yes, I have. With my wife and my son.

Joyce: What are your most urgent problems?

Victor: First of all, I have to get a job.

Joyce: What’s your occupation?

Victor: I’m an electrical engineer.

Joyce: May be I can help you to find a job. Call me on Tuesday morning if it’s convenient for you.

Victor: What’s the best time to call you?

Joyce: After 10 a. m.

Victor: Thank you very much. I will certainly call you.

 

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