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Goals: 1. Learn how to use business terms related to business lunches. 2. Learn about the compound-complex sentences.
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TOEIC INTERMEDIATE (Vocabulary and Grammar) I. VOCABULARY Exercise 1: Pick the meaning! (5 minutes) Choose the meaning of the underlined words from the choices below each number. Use the words in your own sentences.
1. When you're planning a business lunch, consider what kind of impression you want to make on your guests. a. b. c. d. stamp impact seal mark
2. Make sure that everyone is dressed appropriately for the restaurant. a. b. c. d. purposely formally gorgeously properly
3. Are you having a business lunch with the high-end client? a. b. c. d. high standard demanding professional rich
4. If you and your coworkers are taking your boss out to lunch, this is the time to splurge. a. b. c. d. spend less money celebrate spend more money impress
5. One way to impress them is to invite them to your house and have the food catered. a. b. c. d.
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Exercise 2: Guess the word! (5-6 minutes) Read the business lunch etiquette below and choose the word in the box that best completes the sentence.
service waiter greet restaurant tip order
A compound-complex sentence is a combination of the three forms. It consists of two or more independent clauses of equal rank, and one or more subordinate clauses. This type of sentence structure can help organize your writing by linking related information. It also helps you vary sentence length. Examples: Although a stately mansion once stood on this ground, the area is now a desert
(subordinate clause) (independent clause)
Scientists are working on the hamburger and it may change drastically in the
(independent clause) (independent clause)
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my first time to be in such situation. Could you teach some things I have to avoid and I need to do? R1: Hmm, you should be in the present moment with whoever you are with.
_______________________(subordinate clause), it is a sign that you are looking for something better (independent clause) and there is nothing worse than having a conversation with someone who is half there (independent clause). Q2: R2: Do I need to eat before I go to the restaurant? Yes, you need to. If you go there hungry (subordinate clause), _________
(independent clause) and you will be unable to focus on the conversation (independent clause). You will also want to eat everything on your plate. Q3: R3: What if we are offered to have a drink? After surviving multiple interviews and negotiations (subordinate clause),
dont blow it by getting too loose before your offer has been signed (independent clause) and ___________________ (independent clause). Q4: What should I wear?
R4: _______________ (subordinate clause), you have to wear business attire (independent clause) and you must feel comfortable in your clothes (independent clause).
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