Стр.83 Unit 9 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
Learn to sail Enquire here Contact Bob on 01236 722566 SPEAKING AND LISTENING 1 What skills and qualities do you need to work on a yacht?
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 10 класс, Просвещение:
Learn to sail
Enquire here
Contact Bob on 01236 722566
SPEAKING AND LISTENING
1 What skills and qualities do you need to work on a yacht? Think of three more for each column.
skills
ability to obey orders
qualities
fit
2 T066 Listen and answer the questions.
1 Who are the people?
2 What are they talking about?
3 Is the conversation formal or informal? Why?
4 What skills and qualities are mentioned?
5 What does Ben need to prepare before the interview?
Текст аудирования:
Joe: Hello, Joe here.
Emma: Hi Joe. It’s Emma. Is Ben at home?
Joe: Yeah, he’s just got home. Hang on. Ben! Emma’s on the phone.
Ben: OK, coming ... Hi Emma - what’s up?
Emma: Hi Ben. It’s about this job ad I’ve just seen in the paper - you might be interested.
Ben: Really? What’s the job?
Emma: Wait for it... it’s on a yacht!
Ben: A yacht! I don’t believe it! What does it say?
Emma: Well, ittasks for crew members on a three-month cruise around the Caribbean.
Ben: The Caribbean! Wow ... that’s really cool. So does it say anything else?
Emma: Yes, you have to have experience of sailing.
Ben: Of course ... but what qualifications do I need?
Emma: It doesn’t mention qualifications ... but there’s a long list of skills and qualities you need!
Ben: Like what? Read it to me!
Emma: OK, OK, calm down.
Ben: Sorry, Emma - ittasks just that...
Emma: Yes, I know it’s your dream job! Anyway, it says ‘fit and enthusiastic young crew members, candidates must be strong swimmers and good team players’...
Ben: Well, Itaskm good at that. What else?
Emma: It says ‘ability to cook is an advantage’. Well, you’re good at making chips!
Ben: And spaghetti!
Emma: Yeah - but cooking’s not exactly one of your strengths, is it?
Ben: I know, I know, but I can learn. Anyway, I’ve got loads of other strengths.
Emma: Yeah, like eating!
Ben: Emma - be serious, can you?
Emma: Itaskll try. The last thing is ‘a good sense of humour.task
Ben: Well, that’s definitely one of my strengths! Emma: Right... ha ha.
Ben: I’ll ignore that ... What’s the salary, by the way?
Emma: It doesn’t say.
Ben: Oh ... I’ll have to phone them and find out.
Emma: Well, it says you have to send in your CV and a covering letter - then they’ll send you more information.
Ben: A CV? Oh ... how do you do a CV? And what’s a covering letter? I haven’t got a clue! Emma, can you help me?
Emma: OK. I can email you a copy of my CV and letter.
Ben: Oh, you’re a star! Thanks a lot.
Emma: Youtaskre welcome. Call me if you need anything else ...
3 T066 Listen again and complete the Informal column with corresponding sentences from the conversation.
SPEAK OUT Formal phone call
Formal
Starting a call
1 Hello, this is Emma speaking.
2 I wonder if I could speak to Ben, please.
3 I’m calling about the job advertisement.
Asking for information
4 Would you mind telling me what the job is, please?
5 I’d like to know/Could you tell me what it saystask?
6 I was wondering what qualifications I need.
7 Would it be possible for you to tell me what the salary is, please?
8 Do you think you could help me?
Ending a call
9 Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate it.
10 Please call again if you need any further information.
Informal
4 T067 Complete the dialogue using Speak Out. Then listen to Ben’s conversation and check.
1 A I wonder if I could speak to the recruitment manager, please.
В I’m sorry, Itaskm afraid lies not in the office at the moment.
2 В But I’m his assistant. Can I help you?
А I’m not. sure. Itaskm calling about the advertisement for the job on a yacht.
3 В What would you like to know?
A I was wondering if you’d received my CV.
4 В First of all, would you mind telling me your name, please?
A No, of course not. It’s Ben Harris.
5 В We’ve written to invite you to an interview on Friday.
А I’m sorry, I have to work then. Would it be possible for you to change it?
6 A One last, thing. Do you think you could tell me what the salary is, please?
В I’m afraid I don’t know. Sorry.
7 A Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate it.
В It’s a pleasure. Goodbye, Benjamin.
Текст аудирования:
Ben: Good morning. I wonder if I could speak to the recruitment manager, please?
Assistant: I’m sorry, I’m afraid he’s not in the office at the moment. But I’m his assistant. Can I help you?
Ben: Umm, I’m not sure. I’m calling about the advertisement for the job on a yacht.
Assistant: Oh, right. What would you like to know?
Ben: Well, I ... ittasks ... um, I was wondering if you’d received my CV. I sent it last week.
Assistant: Oh, right. First of all, would you mind telling me your name, please?
Ben: No, of course not. It’s Ben, Ben Harris.
Assistant: Is that Ben or Benjamin?
Ben: Umm, just Ben.
Assistant: Right, hold on a minute, will you please? Yes, it’s here. It came on Monday.
Ben: Oh, really? Great!
Assistant: In fact, we’ve written to invite you to an interview on Friday.
Ben: Friday?! Oh, I’m sorry, I have to work then. Would it be possible for you to change it?
Assistant: Yes, I think we can arrange that. Is Monday morning at 9.30 convenient for you?
Ben: Yes, thank you. Monday morning is perfect!
Assistant: Good. I look forward to meeting you, Benjamin.
Ben: It’s Ben, not ... Thank you. Umm ... sorry, but theretasks just one last thing. Do you think you could tell me what the salary is, please?
Assistant: Itaskm afraid I don’t know. Sorry.
Ben: Right then ... OK. Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate it.
Assistant: It’s a pleasure. Goodbye, Benjamin.
Ben: Cheers ... I mean, bye. Goodbye!
5 Correct the two mistakes in each sentence. Use Speak Out to help you.
1 Could you telling me what time would it be convenient, please?
2 I wonder that you could tell me when does the job start.
3 I like to knowing how much it is.
4 Would you mind to contact me when do you know die interview dates?
5 It would be possible to giving me more information?
6 I was wonder what kind of promotion prospects are there.
6 Work in pairs and roleplay the conversations. Student A, look below. Student B, look at page 121.
Student A
1 You saw an ad for a job with a package holiday company. Phone and ask for the information below.
length of contract
working hours
country/location
interview date
2 You work for a department store and advertised for trainee managers. Answer Student B’s questions using the prompts below.
interview: July 11th
start 3rd August
working hours: 9.30-5.30, five days a week
training period: six months
salary/holidays: 14,000 a year/four weeks