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ENGLISH I
Business Administration
1. Read about Jack and Isabel Tippit. Complete the sentences with the correct verb.
Jack Tippit and his wife, Isabel, who is Spanish, both work at the Regent Hotel in the centre of
London. Jack is a receptionist and Isabel works in the hotel bar. Jack says: “Ten million people
visit London every year. Our hotel (1)____________ sixty rooms, and visitors (2)__________
from all over the world, especially from America and Japan.
I speak English. German and Spanish. I (3)___________ Japanese, but I want to learnt it.
Isabel (4)___________ English and French and Spanish, of course. Our visitors(5)
_____________ doing many things. They often(6) _____________ breakfast in the hotel, an
English breakfast of eggs, bacon and toast.
Then perhaps after breakfast they visit the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace and
(7) _____________ shopping in Harrods. They com back to the hotel at four o’clock and have
tea and relax. Then in the evening they go to the theatre. Isabel and I work long hours. I (8)
_____________ from six o’clock in the morning till three in the afternoon, and Isabel (9)
_____________ from six in the evening till one in the morning, but we (10) _____________ our
work ”
2. Match the expressions and responses. When do we use these expressions?
1. /does/what/time/get/he/time/?
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2. /for/does/have breakfast/she/what/?
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3. /to/how/they/do /work/go/?
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4. /lunch/where/have/does/he/?
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5. /bed/do/to/when/you/go/?
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THECNICAL READING
5. Read the text and then answer the questions, choose the correct answer.
What is business?
A business can be defined as an organization that provides goods and services to others who
want or need them. When many people think of business careers, they often think of jobs in
large wealthy corporations. Many business-related careers, however, exist in small businesses,
non-profit organizations, government agencies, and educational settings. Furthermore, you
don't need a degree in business to obtain many of these positions. In short, every sector of our
economy needs people with strong overall skills that can be applied to business-type careers.
There are a wide variety of career areas that exist in business settings. Some of these include:
Accounting
Administrative management
Business management
Finance
Human resources
Information systems
Insurance
Marketing
Operations management
Public relations
Purchasing/merchandising
Retail management
Sales