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The TOEIC Students at Warema
7 February 2011
Dear Students, with these lines I am again sending you several hyper-links to new vocabulary for the TOEIC. Last week I had already mentioned that there are ‘six hundred essential words’ in five lots of twelve words under the ten headings which I show again below. Under each of these headings there are five sub-categories, and I now give you the sub-categories under the headings ‘Personnel’ and ‘Purchasing’. In those two main categories, I have hyper-linked twelve new words each directly to one sub-category, plus also an exercise, similar to the exercises of last week, for each of those two sub-categories. Then I have also hyper-linked twelve new words each to three of the five main categories for which I had not already given you vocabulary last week. Please, again, try to do the exercises in the first two hyper-links and also to write a few sentences with some of the new words in the further three hyper-links. (You can print out any of this new material from here.) I. II.
General Business Office Issues
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Personnel (a) Job Advertising and Recruiting (b) Applying and Interviewing (c) Hiring and Training (d) Salaries and Benefits (e) Promotions, Pensions, and Awards
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V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X.
Purchasing (a) Shopping (b) Ordering Supplies (c) Shipping (d) Invoices (e) Inventory Financing and Budgeting Management Issues Restaurants and Events Travel Entertainment Health
Also, I want to suggest that you look closely at some exercises in your course book every week. In particular, I want to recommend to you, to begin with, the ‘targets’ 17 to 33 from Chapter 2 and 7 to 14 from Chapter 3. I know that I am not much earlier than last week in sending you this new material, but I hope that you will nonetheless get a chance to browse through it before we meet again on the Wednesday of this week. Finally, I give you here again a tentative signpost for our lesson of this week: (1) (2) (3) (4)
review of the parts of the model test which you did last week: discussion of homework (i. e., the above-mentioned exercises): further exercises with the new vocabulary for this week: an audio-supported exercise, either from the model test that you have already begun or from one of the ‘targets’ or mini-tests in your course book: (5) any queries and loose ends . . . : Best regards
Ingo
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