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Photocopiable The Cell Phone Age  Before you read • • Work with a partner. Do you have a cellular phone? Why do/don’t you have one? Match the word with the correct meaning. large inconvenient size be as good as not noticing suitable only for very important complain about Quickly read the following text: For many people today, it’s difficult to imagine life without a cellular phone. Once the preserve of the rich, they have now become an indispensable part of modern day life. The technology for

Management Getting Benchmarking off the Bench The first myth is that benchmarking is too expansive. I disagree with this fact because benchmarking gains are well worth the investment you can do. Indeed benchmarking is a very powerful tool which gives you many data and information for your company. People think benchmarking costs are not justified, and the results aren’t enough. Moreover many of them find benchmarking an extremely and complex process. Besides the fact that benchmarking is associated

Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs; they introduce clauses. There are several categories of adverbs: Attitude adverbs Sentence adverbs Time adverbs Manner adverbs Quantity adverbs Gail Palmer School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology 2 1 Adverbs Attitude Adverbs Attitude adverbs express the writer’s attitude toward the state or action described in the sentence. They typically are placed before the subject. Some common attitude adverbs

this piece if you are contented with the way Nigeria is; you are only advised to read if you desire a better nation. At independence, the dreams of our past leaders were to build a great and united nation devoid of ethnic and religious strives; an egalitarian and prosperous society that would be respected in the comity of nations; a land where everyone would be his brother’s keeper regardless of the inherent differences and a people who would respect the laws of the land. Fifty years on, we are farther

Institut Supérieur de Commerce et d’Administration des Entreprises Prepared by : AGUENDICH Iman Communication & Leadership Plan Introduction I- Establish the Working Climate 1. Dehumanized Climate 2. Overhumanized Climate 3. Situational Climate II- Ways to improve communication 1. Encourage Feedback 2. Listen Effectively

Companies learn how to make strategy by doing. Where the value of new strategies erodes rapidly, companies must pay attention to how fast and how well they are able to create new strategies and migrate to them. Advice for strategy making emphasizes either discipline (e.g, rigorous, elaborate planning) or imagination ( e.g, attempts to think outside the box). Neither discipline nor imagination alone is as effective as both are together. (il ne suffit pas d’avoir des bonnes idées il faut avoir une

corpuses of our societies, especially in an educational setting, is the reality of social class. This reality is inseparable to the other present reality of power. These two social issues are intimately linked and have been subjects to a variety of theories and researches. The issue of the social class is found in every school (primary, secondary, universities). The range of the population is represented in most schools, from the less to the most advantaged people. Schools are institutions where pupils

II) Explanations of these differences A) The American society is less ethical than the Japanese one 1) What is the ethical responsibility? There is a genuine gap between the USA and the rest of the developed and capitalist countries about ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) : even if the interest in CSR has increased in Japan, public and business interests in business ethics and CSR have increased even more in America. The first explanation for this growing interest and for

“Should the UK adopt the Euro as its currency”? The issue needs to be faced, of course, from different points of view. As for the citizen’s point of view, there are two sides that deserve careful consideration: the “domestic” and the “out of the border” point of views. As for the domestic point of view, it cannot be denied that, practically in all of the European countries (surely in Italy, France, Spain and Germany), the introduction of the Euro caused, in general, a sensible rise in prices

The French revolution (1789-1791) Introduction: No country felt the consequences of the Americans Revolution more directly than France. Hundreds of French officers served in America and were inspired by the experience. Yet the French revolution did not mirror the American example. It was more radical and more complex, more influential and more controversial, more loved and more hated. It was the great revolution of the 18th century, “the revolution that opened the modern era in politics. There