NEW EDITION John Rogers PEARSON Longman www.longman.com FINANCIAL TIMES Talk business Language work Unit People page 28 / page 66 Unit Markets Survival business English Words for talking Past forms and about people and infinitives dealing with people Opposites Linkers Editing Groups of consonants Connected speech: Linking sounds Stress and intonation: Questions Management issues Listening practice Words for talking Adjectives: about marketing comparatives E-mails Individual sounds: The schwa sound Connected speech: Comparative forms Stress and intonation: Word stress Meetings Listening practice Words for talking Present about companies continuous Editing Company literature Silent letters Connected speech: Pronouncing are, aren't, isn't Talks and presentations Listening practice Words for talking Future forms about the Internet Time expressions Prepositions Word order E-mails Individual sounds: Pronouncing v and w Connected speech: Contracted forms Stress and intonation: Using stress to correct information Making arrangements Listening practice Linkers Topic sentences Groups of consonants Connected speech: Should and shouldn't Stress and intonation: The schwa sound (unstressed syllables) Using stress to sound polite Dialogues Listening practice Word order Job applications /d/ and /o:/ Individual sounds: A job interview Listening practice page 32 / page 68 Unit Companies Sound work page 36 / page 70 page 40 / page 72 Unit 1 Cultures page 44 / page 74 Words for talking should / about cultures in shouldn't, countries and in could / would A companies Words for talking Present perfect about jobs page 48 / page 76 Answer key: page 78 Connected speech: Contractions Audio scripts: page 89 NEW EDITION John Rogers FT www.longman.com FINANCIAL TIMES Unit i introductions Words for talking The verb to be about countries and nationalities Editing An e-mail Individual sounds: Nationalities and countries Sound changes Connected speech: Linking sounds Stress and intonation: Stressed syllables Conversations Listening practice Words for talking Verb forms about work and Word order leisure activities Spelling Focus on capital letters Filling in a form An e-mail 3rd-person -s / i / and /ai/ Connected speech: Linking sounds Questions and answers Listening practice Words for talking Negatives and about problems questions at work some/any Spelling Focus on punctuation Linking information: and or butl A letter Individual sounds: The letter a Connected speech: Do you? Stress and intonation: Stressing important words What's the problem? Listening practice Words for talking can, there is, there are, about travel there and it Collocations Editing A hotel reservation Individual sounds: The letter o Connected speech: Positive and negative sentences Stress and intonation: Polite requests Using stress to correct information Listening practice page / page 54 Unit Work and leisure page / page 56 Unit Problems page 12 / page 58 Unit Travel page 16 / page 60 Unit Food and entertaining page 20 / page 62 Words for talking about food and entertaining Collocations Countable and uncountable nouns much, many Editing A message Individual sounds: h / and /i:/ Connected speech: for, some, of The schwa sound Stress and intonation: Word stress Eating out Listening practice Words for talking about selling Collocations Past forms Editing A letter Individual sounds: Matching sounds Forms of to be Stress and intonation: Stress patterns within words Sales talk Listening practice page 24 / page 64 The sounds of English: page 52 Sounds and spelling: page 53 Shadowing: page 53 Unit People page 28 / page 66 Unit Markets Words for talking Past forms and about people and infinitives dealing with people Opposites Linkers Editing Groups of consonants Connected speech: Linking sounds Stress and intonation: Questions Management issues Listening practice Words for talking Adjectives: about marketing comparatives E-mails Individual sounds: The schwa sound Connected speech: Comparative forms Stress and intonation: Word stress Meetings Listening practice Words for talking Present about companies continuous Editing Company literature Silent letters Connected speech: Pronouncing are, aren't, isn't Talks and presentations Listening practice Words for talking Future forms about the Internet Time expressions Prepositions Word order E-mails Individual sounds: Pronouncing v and w Connected speech: Contracted forms Stress and intonation: Using stress to correct information Making arrangements Listening practice Words for talking should / about cultures in shouldn't, countries and in could / would companies Linkers Topic sentences Groups of consonants Connected speech: Should and shouldn't Stress and intonation: The schwa sound (unstressed syllables) Using stress to sound polite Dialogues Listening practice Words for talking Present perfect about jobs Word order Job applications /d/ and /o:/ Individual sounds: A job interview Listening practice page 32 / page 68 Unit Companies page 36 / page 70 page 40 / page 72 Unit 1 Cultures page 44 / page 74 page 48 / page 76 Answer key: page 78 Connected speech: Contractions Audio scripts: page 89 i Vocabulary Introductions Q Reorder the letters to make names of countries Cainh Q = Planod .trh'M Risasu Gyranem Sendew = Aganirten Put in the missing letters to find the nationalities Fadilah is m n Mr Nakamura is J _ p_ n Ms Isabel Caceres is S Christophe Boulan is F _ _ n _ h Q = ni _ h Andrew Harrison is E _ _ h Vassiliki is G _ _ e _ Complete the crossword puzzle with names of countries or nationalities Across Sir Terry Leahy is the CEO ofTesco, the largest Ingvar Kamprad, founder of Ikea, is from supermarket chain (7) (6) companies like Microsoft and GE are among the world's most respected companies (2) Toyota and Nissan are two carmakers from (5) 1 Lee Kun-hee is chairman of Samsung, the famous technology company (6) Down Natura, Petrobras and Weg are three companies from Lakshmi Mittal is from (6) He is chief executive of Arcelor Mittal, the world's biggest steelmaker (5) Nestle is one of the most famous Nokia, a companies (5) company, makes high-quality mobile phones (7) BMW, Porsche and Volkswagen are three carmakers from Jean-Paul Agon, L'Oreal's chief executive, is from (6) 10 British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and easyjet are airlines from the 121 (7) (2) i Introductions ] Vocabulary + o Q Here are six adjectives Write the names of the corresponding countries Danish Czech Dutch Turkish Pakistani Senegalese Here are six countries Write the corresponding adjectives Norway Q # ™ ? $ ' $ ! ? Taiwan Portugal Slovakia Switzerland Thailand Complete the groups below with the names of countries from the box and their corresponding nationality adjectives -Batoain- Chile Scotland Vietnam Iran Sudan Adjectives ending in -an Adjectives ending in -ish Country Nationality Country Nationality Brazil Brazilian Poland Polish Germany German Spain Spanish Group Group Q Finland Group Group Language review Iraq Adjectives ending in -ese Adjectives ending in -/ Country Nationality Country Nationality Japan Japanese Kuwait Kuwaiti China Chinese Oman Bahrain Omani fiabraini Choose correct forms from the box to complete the sentences The verb to be 'm am are Lucien and Marie-Claire Mrs Turner our agents in Bordeaux from Frankfurt your new assistant from? Excuse me I 's a programmer in Leeds My boss and I Where is 're you the new technician? Swiss, but my company Dorota and Cezariusz Italian Polish Their office in Poznan Q Put the appropriate form of the verb to be at the correct place(s) in each sentence His English very good Jfe faiYWi 3