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STEP 6 |
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Audio Practice with
Drills |
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First of all, read and study the following drills mentioned during the
conversation. Then, click on PLAY to listen and repeat them aloud. |
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I'm ready to see the
applicants. |
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Let's have the first one in. |
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Ask him to come in, will you? |
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Do sit down. |
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Let me explain the job. |
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We plan to increase our advertising. |
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What would my work entail? |
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I've worked with my present firm for three years. |
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Last year I became an account executive. |
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What exactly is your work at the moment? |
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STEP
7 |
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Activities
with
Answers |
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A. |
Can you
answer
these
questions
about
advertising? |
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ANSWERS |
1. |
Who
usually
looks
after
advertising
in a
firm? |
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2. |
What
organisation
would he
(or she)
deal
with if
the firm
did a
lot
of
advertising? |
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3. |
In this
organisation,
who
would he
(or she)
deal
with? |
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4. |
Also in
this
organisation,
who
looks
after:
(a)
Writing
the
words of
an
advertisement?;
(b) The
choice
of
lettering
or type? |
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5. |
What
will a
printer
ask you
to check
before
he
starts
to print
the
material
in large
numbers? |
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B. |
Some
questions about interviews. |
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ANSWERS |
1. |
What is someone called who applies for a job? |
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2. |
An employer may select a small group of people from the total number who
want the job he is offering. What is this group of names called? |
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3. |
If you answer an advertisement for a job, what sort of letter do you write? |
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