Módulo: II Unidad:1 Semana:1

INGLES PARA NEGOCIOS IV

Professor: Keta Zamora Cahuana

SIMPLE PRESENT / PHRASAL VERBS
 ORIENTACIONES

 This is the first unit, you will learn how to make sentences using
the Present Simple.You will talk about routines ad habits.
 Remember that it’s necessary to use the auxiliaries DO and
DOES to ask questions.
 For making sentences in negative form you have to use the
auxiliaries DON’T and DOESN’T and the VERB ( base form)
 You will also have the opportunity to combine the verbs +
prepositions o words ( PHRASAL VERBS )
 Start working with the Two word verbs and try to look for
synonyms.
 CONTENIDOS TEMÁTICOS

1. Present Simple ( affirmative form)

2. Present Simple ( Negative form)
3. Present Simple ( Interrogative form)
4. Present Simple + Questions words
5. Phrasal verbs
6. Practice
PRESENT SIMPLE - Affirmative form
 PRESENT SIMPLE - Affirmative form
1. James works for an investment magazine. Every
month he writes articles about new investment
opportunities.
(we are talking about something that James
does as a routine)

2. l work for 'Teletraining'. We make training videos.

(we are talking about a general activity)

3. Peter deals with enquiries about our carfleet

sales.
(this is seen as permanently true )
SPELLING RULES
 PRESENT SIMPLE – Negative form
PERSONAL AUXILIARY VERB
PRONOUNS
I DON’T STUDY
YOU DON’T STUDY
HE DOESN’T STUDY
SHE DOESN’T STUDY
IT DOESN’T STUDY
WE DON’T STUDY
YOU DON’T STUDY
THEY DON’T STUDY
 PRESENT SIMPLE – Negative form
• We don’t accept to give the money back if the
product is damaged.
• He doesn’t receive training courses.
• They don’t have meetings with business
partners.
• She doesn’t make deals with foreign
customers.
• I don’t get along with the new employees.
• Mr. Garcia doesn’t have enough skills to be in
that position.
PRESENT SIMPLE – Interrogative form
• AUXILIARY + SUBJECT PRONOUN + VERB
DO / DOES HE, SHE,IT,WE,ETC BASE FORM

Do you work part-time?

Yes, I do / No, I don’t

Does she sell sports equipment in a mall?

Yes, she does / No, she doesn’t

Does Mr. Thompson usually buy properties ?

Yes, he does / No, he doesn’t
 FIND THE BEST ANSWER
1. Do you like your job?
a) I usually get away about 7.00 but sometimes I have to stay
later.
b) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
c) It depends on what I'm doing that day. Usually about 7.30.
d) It's OK. I'm not enjoying my present project very much.

2. Do you often read the 'situations vacant' ads?

a) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
b) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.
c) I'm only staying until I find something better.
d) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
 FIND THE BEST ANSWER
3. Do you earn enough?
a) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
b) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
c) I'm only staying until I find something better.
d) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.

4. Do you want to stop now?

a) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
b) It depends on what I'm doing that day. Usually about 7.30.
c) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
d) It's OK. I'm not enjoying my present project very much.
PRESENT SIMPLE – QUESTION WORDS
• Who does she work for?
• What does he do on Fridays?
• How do you get to university?
• Where do they have dinner?
• When do you have business meetings?
• What time do you have English class?
• Why does he save money at Continental
bank?
 FIND THE BEST ANSWER

1. What time do you get up?

a) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.
b) It's OK. I'm not enjoying my present project very much.
c) It depends on what I'm doing that day. Usually about 7.30.
d) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.

2. Where do you work?

a) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.
b) I don't stay in the same place. I'm a consultant so I move
around a lot.
c) I'm only staying until I find something better.
d) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
 FIND THE BEST ANSWER
3. What time do you finish work?
a) I usually get away about 7.00 but sometimes I have to stay
later.
b) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.
c) I'm only staying until I find something better.
d) Yes. I'm going down the pub.

4. Where do you have lunch?

a) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
b) I'm trying to lose weight so I'm not having lunch at present.
c) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.
d) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
 FIND THE BEST ANSWER
5. What do you think of your boss?
a) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
b) It's OK. I'm not enjoying my present project very much.
c) Usually she and I get on fine but we're having a few
problems at the moment.
d) No way. I'm not at all happy with it.

6. How long do you intend to stay in your job?

a) Yes. I'm going down the pub.
b) Sure. I never fail to. I want to stay informed.
c) I'm only staying until I find something better.
d) It's OK. I'm not enjoying my present project very much.
 • Routine activities or activities going on at the
moment of speaking.
PRACTICE • Put the verbs into the present simple or the
present continuous.

A: How(l) do you usually organize (you/usually organize) the delivery of

milk to the factory?(2) _________(the farmers/bring) it here themselves?

B: No,(3) ___________(we/always collect) the milk ourselves, and the

tankers(4) _________ (deliver) it to the pasteurization plant twice a day.

A: What sort of safety procedures (5) _________ (you/have)?

B: As a rule we (6) __________ (test) samples of every consignment, and

then the milk(7) __________ (pass) down insulated pipes to the bottling
plant, which (8) __________ (operate) 24 hours a day. I'll show you
round a bit later, but the production line (9)__________ (not work) at the
moment because the employees(10) __________(change) shifts.
 PHRASAL VERBS
We often use with the following verbs:

in up on away round about over

by out off down back
through along over

So you can say – put up – get on – take

off. These are phrasal verbs.
 PHRASAL VERBS
We often use out/off/up etc. with verbs
of movement.

Get on
Drive off
Come back
Turn around
 PHRASAL VERBS
But often the second word (out/off/up)
gives a special meaning to the verb.

Break down
Look out
Take off
Get up
Get on
Get by
 PHRASAL VERBS

Sometimes a phrasal verb is followed

by a preposition. For example:

Run away from

Keep up with
Look forward to
Cut down on
PHRASAL VERBS
 CONCLUSIONES Y/O ACTIVIDADES DE
INVESTIGACIÓN SUGERIDAS
 Be sure you know how to make statements in Present
Simple.Try to use business language in your sentences.

 The Present Simple has many uses.So be careful with that!

 Don forget to use auxiliaries for making questions and negative

form.

 Make a review about the Verbs in order not to have

inconvenients with the phrasal verbs.

 Do the exercises and practice a lot.

 Check pages: 19-30 / 46-49

THANK YOU