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Generation Gap in India Quite often do we come across situations wherein we have a healthy dispute with our elders (especially parents) about our low waists or probably the knee-cuts or maybe the late nights or one of the thousands of “issues”. Sports Vs TV Games, Home Made Vs Fast Food & so on – it’s a miniature battlefield out there! So what is all this about? The young getting careless – or the elders getting tougher? Well, practically, it’s none of these. What we have here is a Generation gap. Technically

continuous Jack plays tennis every Saturday / Now , he is watching TV. b. simple past / past continuous I went to Australia two years ago. I was reading the newspaper when the telephone rang . c. present perfect I have seen this film several times . d. future + when He will post the letter when he goes out . e. conditional + if I would go to the cinema if I had enough time / if I did not work . 3. Les modaux : can - could / may - might / must / should a. pas d’s à la 3ème personne b. jamais précédés ni

consumers have to come back to a Nespresso shop to give their old capsules. In its campaign, Nespresso has to explain this new aspect and this possibility. So the main objective of our campaign is Awareness. But there is another objective; the campaign must in a first time inform the consumer then in a second time prompting action. III. Mindset of our target audience During this campaign, our target will gather Nespresso’s current customers but also potential customers, who are susceptible to

characters for each M&M’s colour. Globally recognisable packaging, the ‘melt in your mouth, not in your hand’ slogan and the distinctive ‘M’ on each candy all play an important role. In 1954, M&M’s Chocolate Candies were introduced. Red first appeared in TV advertising in 1954 and in Ireland in 1986. As a frontrunner, he feels distinctly superior to Yellow and is proud to be a ‘Spokescandy’ for M&M’s. He feels the need to continually remind consumers why he is so special and in his relationship with the

to play traditional games, if only to divert their minds from materialistic “needs” or reality shows. Indeed, as far as I know, there’s not much difference between primary and junior high children’s behaviour. They’re all influenced by what they see on TV and on the cover of teen magazines. To oppose that trend (5), we could argue that schools are also meant to educate children, to turn them into mature and responsible adults. This mission shouldn’t be “threatened” during recesses. Schools should

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attractive, everywhere and take an important place in everyone’s life. Today, people are in contact with ads, on TV, radio, magazine, or in the street. It’s a societal phenomenon and could be dangerous to everyone’s way of life. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that advertising is more than just an annoyance; it is a destructive influence in contemporary society. This said we must take into consideration that this view will not be met with universal approval. Indeed, there will be many who

Mary sait jouer du piano; émotions: like, love (aimer), need (avoir besoin), prefer, want(vouloir), wish (souhaiter): o I want to go to New York for my holidays - Je veux aller à New-York pour les vacances; perceptions: feel (sentir), hear (entendre), see (voir), sound(sonner), smell (sentir), taste (gouter): o This apple tastes very sweet - Cette pomme a un goût très sucré; o Her perfume smells lovely - Son parfum sent bon; apparences: look (avoir l'air), seem (sembler): o The boss looks angry today

demand cost and profits 39 Demand 39 Price Elasticity of Demand 40 Cost 41 Chose a price strategy to help determine a base price 43 Fine-tune the base with pricing tactics 44 Right price 44 Distribution 45 Promotion 48 Advertising 48 TV commercials 48 Radio 49 Magazines and Billboard 49 Web Site 49 Public Relation 50 Personal Selling 50 Sales Promotion 50 Implementation, Control & Evaluation 53 Sources 55 Business mission Häagen-dazs, a successful company Häagen-Dazs

international prospects and customers in order to expand their revenue and profits Ten years after Hui Deng’s survey, Chinese companies urgently need these people trainings, more than ever. To directly contact future customers Chinese companies must know how to properly and efficiently communicate, using western common communication tools. It is the intent of this book where you will find practical examples. Its objective is not to tell Chinese companies to copy what foreign companies do. It is