I'm with You

Dialogue Elodie - Good morning, did you find your way to our offices easily? Dorine - Yes, thank you. It was very easy Elodie – That’s great, please have a seat Dorine - Thank you Loic - Good Morning, I’m Mr. Dominique, human resources manager and this is my assistant Mrs. Copol. I’m going to introduce our company, Total is leader in oil business on the French market and we are one of the “supermager” oil companies in the world. I think you are already aware of our main activities

negotiate their convention agreement. | | | | | | Customer | Noun | Someone who buy service from a shop or a company | Consomateur | When I’m going to the hotel, I’m considerate like a customer. | | | | | | Maintenance room | Noun | A room that is not available because it needs repairs, painting etc… | Chambre non disponible | Can you do reparations in the maintenance rooms so we can sell them tonight? | | | | | | Front desk | Noun | Place where the clients are welcome in

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find the phrase that suits their needs best. All in all, a choice of five hundred phrases that, I hope, can help you speak business English more effectively. The full book can be bought at www.words300.com/books for $ 1.99. It includes two hundred and fifty situations, with thirty-three that refer exclusively to telephoning. In total, well over a thousand expressions to help students with their business English. ABOUT THIS E - BOOK Copyright by Andrew D. Miles, Barcelona, 2010. All rights reserved

Fiche 16 – Participer à une réunion ou une téléconférence 8 Sommaire Partie 3 Boîte à outils Fiche 17 – Pleased to meet you – Premiers contacts ....................................... Fiche 18 – Did you have a good flight? – Accueillir des visiteurs ..................................................................................... Fiche 19 – Sorry, did you say 13 or 30? – Résoudre les problèmes de communication ................................. Fiche 20 – I hold a Master’s Degree in Political

Alex: I'm James Morisson and I'm 22 years old. Pierre : Well, where do you come from ? Alex : I'm from Liverpool. Clement : What's your job ? Alex : I'm a plumber. Clement : Oh ! that's great ! I love plumbers! They are so muscular and beautiful. Alex : Yeah, Thanks you... Clement : But why aren't you Portuguese ? Plumbers are Portuguese, aren't they ? Alex : No they're not !! I'm English. Clement : That's a shame... William : Alright... So. Well, what are you going

morning, how can I help you? Bonjour, en quoi puis-je vous aider ? Je suis à la recherche d ’un tailleur élégant. Yes, I’m looking for an elegant lady’s suit. Good afternoon. Bonjour. Bonjour. Puis-je vous aider ? Good afternoon, May I help you? Je n’en suis pas sûre. Je recherche une robe de la collection printemps. I’m not sure, I looking for a dress from the spring collection. Good evening. Good evening. Are you looking for something special ? No, thanks, I’m just browsing. Fell free

Hello, baby; you called I can't hear a thing I have got no service in the club you say, say Wa-wa-what did you say? Huh?; You're breaking up on me Sorry; I cannot hear you I'm kinda busy K-kinda busy K-kinda busy Sorry; I cannot hear you I'm kinda busy Just a second; it's my favorite song they're gonna play and I cannot text you with a drink in my hand, eh? You shoulda made some plans with me; you knew that I was free And now you won't stop calling me I'm kinda busy

Tony: Good morning! Mr Cushman: Good morning! Why are you going to see me now? Tony: If I am here, it’s to talk about Christopher Columbus and your lesson to my son. Mr Cushman: I’m surprised, but I’m ready to talk about that this you. Tony: I disagree with you. More precisely with your point of view on Christopher Columbus, because I think that, in fact, he wasn’t a slave-trader. Mr Cushman: But yes! It’s obvious; Christopher Columbus was a slave-trader, it’s true. And it’s not my point of

which made her so cute. Now, her body was livid and colourless. “You know her, doc, don't you ? I asked at the physician - Yeah, that clicks ! I thing it's Gaby. But I'm not sure, she's not recognizable: she fell down the stairs - she's got many hurts - - But you're right. She was famous, a young talent.” Yeah, she was well-known. She had been as pretty as a picture, very charming. Margaret, nicknamed Gaby, was recording a film with a big budget while she was murdered. I stood up and walked away