最新商务英语初级试题

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2017最新商务英语初级试题

　　2017商务英语初级试题

2017最新商务英语初级试题

　　Fist meetings

　　Presenting yourself

　　1. Listening Manders Plc are having their annual party. Listen to the dialogues overheard at the party. Match up the peoples names with their type of work. The first one has been done for you.

　　Name Type of work

　　1. Peter a. Production

　　2. John b. Personal Assistant

　　3. Susan c. Software development

　　4. Mike d. Market research

　　5. Sarah e. Fashion design

　　6. Mr. Fields f. Personnel

　　7. Martin g. Accounts

　　8. Jean h. Sales

　　9. Jeans husband i. Finance

　　Dialogue 1

　　A: Nice to meet you, Peter. What do you do for a living?

　　B: Im in computers-software development. What about you, John?

　　A: Oh, I work for Manders- in the Personnel Department. Not a bad job.

　　B: Is that one of your colleagues over there?

　　A: Yes, thats Susan. She works in the Accounts Department. Let me introduce you.

　　Dialogue 2

　　A: Hello. Im Mike.

　　B: Nice to meet you, Im Sarah. I havent seen you around before.

　　A: No, Ive just started work for Manders. Im in the Sales Department.

　　B: What do you do there?

　　A: Oh, Im on the market research side. And you?

　　B: Well, Ive been with Manders for years. Im Mr. Fields Personal Assistant. Hes the Sales Director.

　　A: Ah, I havent met him. Is he here?

　　B: Yes, thats him. Let me introduce you.

　　Dialogue 3

　　A: Thats interesting. Do you work here, Martin?

　　B: Yes, Im in Finance. What about you, Jean?

　　A: Well, my husband works at Manders. Hes in the Production Department.

　　B: Oh yes, I think Ive met him.What about you? Do you work?

　　A: Yes, Im a fashion designer. I work from home.

　　B: Thats interesting.

　　2.Presentation It is very common to present yourself in terms of your job. The job identifies the person. The dialogues that you heard follow a certain pattern:

　　(1) A: What do you do (for a living)?

　　B: Well, Im in computers. Not a bad job.

　　(2) A: Do you work?

　　B: Yes, Im a fashion designer.

　　A: Thats interesting.

　　(3) A: What do you do ( in the ----Department)?

　　B: Oh, Im on the market research side. What about you? / And you?

　　(4) A: I havent seen you around before.

　　B: No, Ive just started with Manders. Im in the Sales Department.

　　A: What do you do there?

　　Notes:

　　1. We often use the simple present when talking about jobs.