Tercer tema de ingles

1. English: 3rd
term
Miguel Méndez Mateo

2. Vocabulary
 Internet
 Cash rebate
 Identitity theft
 Margin
 Markdown
 Accountability
 Capitalism
 Storyboard
 Enviroment protection agency (EPA)
 Unemployment benefits
 Payroll deductions
 Business entity
 Finance
 Job rotation
 Concession
 Shopping good
 Overhead

3. Vocabulary
 Burglary
 Robbery
 Shoplifting
 Mind mapping
 Brainstorming
 Value judgment
 Trade off
 Stereotyping
 Tact
 Globalization
 Intranet
 Internet
 Extranet
 Time utility
 Warrant
 Cash flow
 Integrity
 Sales revenue

4. Five basic principles for a good CV
1. Concentrate on the essentials
1. you fail to make the right impact, you missed your chance.
2. Be clear and concise
1. Use short sentences
2. Give specific examples
3. Always adapt your CV to suit the post you are applying for
1. Do not artificially inflate your CV
4. Pay attention to the presentation of your CV
1. Put the most relevant information first.
2. Pay attention to spelling and punctuation
5. Check your CV once you have filled it in
1. Correct any spelling mistakes

5. a) “My life was good, and then uncle Marshal went and screwed the whole thing up” (Ted – narrator)
b) “It was finger painting day at school and a 5-year-old boy got to second base with me” (Lilly)
c) “Marshal was in the second year of Law school, so he was pretty good at thinking on his feet” (Ted –
narrator)
d) “Did you know there is a Pot Tart under your fridge?” (Lilly). “No, but dibs” (Marshal)
e) “I never do anything crazy. I’m always waiting for the moment. Planning the moment. Well, she’s
leaving tomorrow. This may be the only moment I’m gonna get. I gotta do what that guy couldn’t. I gotta
take the leap” (Ted) [fall in love and get married or death]
f) (Marshal pops a Champaign bottle) “I’m so turned on right now” (Lilly)
 (d) right to have or use something (a) ruin something
 (f) aroused (c) have an idea quickly
 (e) jump (b) touch the women’s breasts

6. Conditionals

7. Customer care: Great service
1. Go to extra mile,
extraordinary service to
every costumer
2. Bottom live is derived from
customer satisfaction
3. Great service is an
honorable profession
4. Great service to each other,
a well as to our guest
Customer
satisfaction doesn’t
just impact the
business’ bottom
line, it also impacts
team morale and
retention rate.

8. Numbers in English

9. Numbers in English

10. How to say Common Internet Symbols
@ At
_ Underscore
- Hyphen or dash
. Dot
# Hash
ABC Uppercase
Abc Lowercase
Back Slash
/ Forward slahs

11. How to prepare your financial report

12. Shared value
1. What is Shared Value about?
 The shared Value is a connection between
a company’s economic development and
its positive impact on the community.
2. Which are the three main ways of
creating Shared Value?
 Rethinking and Redesigning
 Redefining productivity in the Value Chain
 Promoting and Facilitating the
Development of other business and
community aspects.
1. What is the difference between Share
Value and Corporate Social
Responsibility?
 While corporate social responsibility
focuses on the responsibility that the
company has with the activity it performs
or with society to generate a good image,
the shared value focuses on the idea that
we can all win, since the shared value goes
beyond these ideas.

13. How to prepare your financial report

14. Company in Trouble - Vocabulary
 Give someone the green light
 To give permission for something to happen
 Double-check
 To check once more to be absolutely sure
 See something in black and white
 To read something on paper
 Keep track of something
 To say informed about something

15.  Mean business
 To be very serious
 Be in the red
 To have a negative balance in your bank account
 Run short
 To not have enough of something
 Get off the ground
 To get something started
 A handout
 Money paid illegally for favourable treatment

16.  In the pipeline
 To be in the planning
 Cut back
 To reduce expenses
 Cut corners
 To economise
 Extra ones
 To waste more than you should / To sell your shares / To sell your company