Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Comprehension:
Read the text and answer the questions:
1. At what time do government offices open?
2. What time do civil servants have for lunch?
3. What kind of outfit should one wear for a business meeting?
4. What is the language used in a business meeting?
5. Explain why business trips should be avoided in January?
6. What happened in 1990? What were the consequences of it?
Grammar:
Have to ± verb / had better ± verb:
. When we want to say that it is necessary to do something we use have to. This may mean
the obligation to do it.
E.g: We have to wear seatbelt when driving.
.We use had better to give advice, or to tell people what to do.
E.g: You had better turn that music down before dad gets angry.
Exercise:
Complete the sentences using have to or had better plus the given verbs. Put the verbs
either in the positive or negative form:
Writing:
Imagine you have a penfriend who is interested in doing business in Mozambique.
Write a letter informing him/her about some of the business etiquette he or she has
to know.
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Home work
Comprehension:
Complete the table below using the information from the text:
You should know how to use titles and names
correctly.
Communicate
Be sociable
Grammar:
Should ± verb:
Should is used after a number of verbs especially verbs like: demand, insist, recommend and
suggest.
E.g: The teacher demanded that we should apologise for our behaviour at the open day.
What do you suggest I should do with the money I won at the race?
Exercise:
Complete the sentences using should ± verbs below.
Exercise:
Think of a situation in each of the question below took place. For each question
provide a possible answer:
1. Who do you work for? _______________________________________________________
2. What does X do? ___________________________________________________________
3. Where is the company based? _________________________________________________
4. How many people do you employ? _____________________________________________
5. Is your company public? ______________________________________________________
6. Where are your products manufactured? ________________________________________
Grammar:
Should not ± Verb:
Should not is used to talk about something that is not good or the right thing to do.
E.g: You should not poke your nose into his business.
Exercise:
Write sentences with should plus the given information:
E.g: Make noise in class. You should not make noise in class.
1. Play music very loud. ______________________________________________.
2. Drive on left hand side in this country. ________________________________.
3. Talk with your mouth full of food. ____________________________________.
4. Play music at the cemetery. _________________________________________.
5. Be rude when talking to elder. _______________________________________.
Writing:
Imagine you have just hired a new businessman. Write a paragraph asking him for relevant
information about his career track and personal goals.
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