Bahasa Inggris Bisnis # Unit 4-7

Unit 4

Page 35 (Vocabulary Part B and D)

B.

1.   One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten

2.  Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-one, Twenty-two, Twenty-three, Twenty-four, Twenty-five

3.  Twenty, Thirty,  Forty, Fifty, Sixty, Seventy, Eighty, Ninety, A hundred

D.

1.   B) a ticket

2.  D) their flight

3.  E) their luggage

4.  A) security

5.  C) at the check-in

6.  D) an in flight movie

7.  E) a bus or taxi

8.  A) a hotel room

9.  B) some shopping

10.              C) at the hotel

Page 36 (Part F)

1.   Booking

2.  Flight

3.  Receipt

4.  Seat

5.  Centre

6.  Luggage

7.  Reservation

8.  Fax

9.  Call

10.              Bill

Page 37 (Part A and C)

A.

·      Paolo, 3

·      Juidith, 6

·      Paolo, 1

·      Juidith, 2

·      Paolo, 5

·      Juidith, 4

·      Paolo, 9

·      Juidith, 8

·      Paolo, 7

·      Juidith, 10

C.

1.    No, he can’t

2.   No, she can’t

3.   Yes, they can

4.   yes, he can

Page 38 (Reading Part A, B, C)

A.

Fitness centre	√	Secretarial services	√
Reception desk		Function rooms	√
Gift shop		Childcare service
Restaurant	√	Fax machine	√

B.

1. a fax machine

2. fitness centre

3. restaurant

4. function rooms

5. secretarial service

C.

1.   Can you watch tv programmes in English ? yes, you can

2.   Can you use your  computer in your room ? yes, you can

3.   Can you swim at the hotel ? no, you can’t

4.   Can you send a fax ? yes, you can

5.   Can you eat in the hotel ? yes, you can

6.   Can you play tennis at the hotel ? no, you can’t

7.   Can you hold a meeting ? yes, you can

Page 39 (Language Focus 2 A)

1.    There aren’t

2.     Is there

3.    There aren’t

4.    There is an

5.    Are there

6.    There is

7.    There aren’t

8.    Are there

Unit 5

Page 43 (Vocabulary A,B,C)

A.

Fish	Meat	Vegetable	fruit
Salmon	Chicken	Onion	Apple
Tuna	Beef	Carrots	Peas
Trout	Lamb	Broccoli	-
Cod	-	-	-

·      Salmon, tuna, trout, cod – it’s a kind of fish

·      Beef, chicken, lamb – it’s a kind of meat

·      Broccoli, carrots, onion – it’s a kind of vegetable

·      Apple, peas  – it’s a kind of fruit

B.

Starter	Main course	Dessert
Soup	Steak	Apple pie
Salad	Grilled fish	Ice cream
Pate		Fruit

C.

1.   you ask for the menu at the start of a meal

2.   you ask for the bill at the end of a meal

3.   you ask the receipt after you pay

Page 43 (Reading A)

1.    Hairdresser – salon “ A Hairdresser works in a salon.”

2.    Waiter/Waitress – restaurant “ A waiter/waitress works in a restaurant.”

3.    Porter – hotel reception “ A porter works in a hotel reception.”

4.    Dentist – Health centre “ A dentist works in a health centre.”

5.    Maid – hotel rooms “  A maid works in a hotel rooms.”

6.    Cab driver – taxi “ A cab driver works in a taxi .”

Page 44 (Part D)

1.   90 percent of restaurant diners tip their waiter or waitress about 10 percent of the bill.

2.   a. Giving extra things for free

b. Quick service

c. Creating a good relationship with customers

3.   a. Visit the table often to make sure the customer is happy

b. smile at the customer

c. Be pleasant and helpful

Page 45 (Language Focus 1 A, B)

A.

1.   I’d like any water. I’d like some water.

2.  √

3.  √

4.  There isn’t some wine left. There isn’t any wine left.

5.  √

6.  √

B.

1.   Some

2.  Any

3.  Any

4.  Some

5.  Some

Page 46 (Language Focus 2 A,B,C)

A.

1.   Reservation

2.  Seat

3.  Luggage

4.  Table

5.  Overtime

6.  Bathroom

7.  Employee

8.  Hotel

9.  Air Conditioning

10.  Money

11.Tip

12.  Receipt

13.  Transport

14.  Bill

B.

1.   A lot of/many

2.  A lot of/much

3.  A lot of/many

4.  A lot of/much

5.  A lot of/many

6.  A lot of/many

7.  A lot of/many

C.

1.   Much

2.  Many

3.  Many

4.  Much

5.  Many

6.  Many

7.  Much

Page 49 (Writing File)

 

     

Unit 6

Page 51 (Part A, B)

A.

1.   Great deals

2.  Low deposit

3.  Interest – free credit

4.  3-year Guarantee

5.  Pay £50 now followed by 12 monthly payments

B.

1.   S                                5. B

2.  B                                6. S

3.  B                                7. S

4.  B                                8. B

Page 52 (Reading A,B,C)

A.

1.   Ambitius – c

2.  Energetic – a

3.  Enthusiastic –b

B.

1.   £30.000 + CAR + BENEFITS

2.  No, doesn’t

3.  No, doesn’t  

4.  Telephone Melissa Davis on 020 8320 1621

C.

1.   True

2.  False

3.  True

4.  True

5.  False

6.  True

Page 53 (Language Focus 1)

Last December I visited our major customers from big department store in South Korea.

 On 5^th December I met Mrs. Kyoung Ai Lee in Seoul. We sent her 200 brochure in june.

On 6^th December I Made a presentation to Mrs Lee’s sales staff on our products and advised them how to display them. The following day I went to seoul, and our agent introduced  me to Mrs Ha, the chief buyer of a new department store in the capital. She asked me to  send her 500 brohures. I gave her some samples of our products.

I flew back to head office in Paris on the 9^th.

Page 54 (Vocabulary 2 Part A, B)

A.

·      Save

·      Three

·      Free

·      Discount

·      Limited

B.

1.   True

2.  False

3.  False

4.  True

5.  True

Page 55 (Part A, B)

A.

1.   From

2.  During

3.  In

4.  For

5.  In

6.  For

7.  In

8.  Ago

9.  Last

B.

Kevin Warren studied law at Bristol University in Spain from 1979 to 1982.  During the summer holidays, he worked organize social events-sell tickets for events to students.

In July 1982, he went to US to work for Disney Corporation, Florida. In September 1984, he return to UK to start business with partner-sell UK holidays.  In May 1987 he leave- start own travel agency- worked there two years.

In March 1990, join Coca-cola as a sales manager. In June 1995 he become Director of Cold Drinks Division. In July 2000, he become vice president and general manager of UK regions.

Unit 7

Page 71 (Vocabulary C,E,F)

C.

1.   E

2.  A

3.  D

4.  B

5.  C

E.

1.   E

2.  D

3.  B

4.  A

5.  C

F.

1.   5

2.  3

3.  1

4.  2

5.  4

Page 72 (Part A,B,C)

A.

1.   One point three billion / 1.3 billion/1.3000.000.000

2.  Four thousand / 4.000

3.  Six hundred thousand / 600.000

4.  Sixty / 60

5.  Twelve thousand pounds / £12.000

6.  Ninety thousand pounds / £90.000

B.

1.   1.3 billion – the number of people in China

2.  4.000 – the number of new cars arrive in Beijing

3.  600.000 – the number of new drivers in Beijing

4.  60 –

5.  £12.000 – price of Mr. Zong car

6.  £90.000 –price of Porsche car

C.

1.   B

2.  C

3.  C

4.  A

5.  B

Page 73 (Language Focus 1 A,B,C)

A.

1.   Harder

2.  Bigger

3.  Lower

4.  Worse

5.  Higher

6.  Better

B.

1.   The best

2.  The most expensive

3.  The most famous

4.  The cheapest

5.  –

6.  The worst

C.

1.   most important

2.  most older

3.  most richest

4.  most younger

5.  most cheapest

6.  most comfortable

7.  most exciting

Page 75 (Language Focus 2 A)

1.   a bit

2.  a little

Page 77 (Writing)