Effective Business Speaking Skills (1,2.6.2022) (1).pdf
•
0 likes•37 views
The document provides guidance on developing effective business speaking skills, including how to discuss one's job responsibilities. It offers tips for properly stressing words and sentences when speaking. Sample dialogues are provided to demonstrate how to talk about one's job, responsibilities, and feelings about their role in a company.
Recommended
More Related Content
Similar to Effective Business Speaking Skills (1,2.6.2022) (1).pdf
Similar to Effective Business Speaking Skills (1,2.6.2022) (1).pdf (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Effective Business Speaking Skills (1,2.6.2022) (1).pdf
- 1. EFFECTIVE BUSINESS SPEAKING SKILLS 1.6.2022
- 2. 2.B The First Day Say what you know Who do you meet when you first arrive in a company. If you are working, how did you feel on your first day?
- 3. Pronunciation- Stress • Stress is the relative emphasis that may be given to certain syllables in a word, or to certain words in a phrase or sentence. In English, stressed syllables are louder than non-stressed syllables. Also, they are longer and have a higher pitch. English is a stress-timed language: is a language where the stresses syllables are said at approximately regular intervals, and unstressed syllables shorten to fit the rhythm.
- 4. Cont. • Word stress is the emphasis we place in a specific syllable of a word when pronouncing it. Word stress is accent on one syllable within a word. In English words that have more than one syllable. • Sentence stress is what gives English its rhythm or "beat". Sentence stress is accent on certain words within a sentence. Most sentences have two basic types of word: content words and grammar word.
- 6. Syllable & Word Stress Https://Youtu.Be/Vu6uvwkugzc
- 7. Sentence Stress in English Pronunciation https://youtu.be/rnJCKda4oWU
- 8. In this activity, students practice stressed and unstressed forms of modal verbs. The stressed words are underlined in the following sentences. A 1. Can you come at five? 2. I can come at five. B 1. I must go now. 2. Must you go now? C 1. Will she come? 2. She’ll come. D 1. We can meet on Thursday. 2. We can meet on Thursday. E 1. He’ll do it. 2. He will do it. F 1. I must call Phil. 2. I must call phil. G 1. She may get the job. 2. She may get the job. H 1. Can I help you? 2. I can help you, I know I can.
- 9. How do you talk about your job Question & Answers • What do you do? • What do you work? • What is your job? • I’m an office assistant. • I’m a team leader. • I work as an office assistant. • I work as a team leader.
- 10. Key Expressions • I deal with…./ I handle…./ I oversee…. Eg. I deal with a lot of people. • I’m in charge of + noun/ I’m in charge of+ VERB+- ing Eg. I’m in charge of Marketing Department. I’m in charge of online content on the company’s website and social media. • I’m responsible for + noun/ I’m responsible for+ VERB+- ing Eg. I’m responsible for my project. I’m responsible for preparing budget and financial forecasts. I’m responsible for preparing and delivering promotional presentations. -
- 11. Example: Job Responsibilities My job involves+ noun/ My job involves + VERB+-ing Eg. My job involves a lot of administration. My job involves caring for elderly. Responsibility + infinitive/ Responsibility + VERB +-ing Eg. We have a responsibility to ensure the project finishes on time. One of my responsibilities is to make sure that new model designs are finished on time. One of my responsibilities is to conduct marketing research and to gather important data( social media, web analytics, etc.) One of my responsibilities is making sure that new model designs are finished on time.
- 13. Talk About Your Job In this lesson, you can learn how to talk about your job in English. • Where do you work? • What do you have to do in your job? • What kind of company do you work for? • In this class, you can learn how to answer questions when talking about your job in English. • Prepare for a job interview, or improve your speaking with an English teacher.
- 14. Talk About Your Job Contents: 1. Introducing Your Job. 2. Describing Your Company. 3. How to Describe Your Job in More Detail. 4. Saying How You Feel about Your Job. 5. How to Make a Longer Answer.
- 15. Talk About Your Job This lesson will help you: • Learn how to describe your job position in English. • Talk about the department you work in. • Learn how to say where you work. • Describe your job in more detail by talking about the company you work for. • Talk about your job in more detail. • Explain your job responsibilities and what you do at work.
- 16. Talk About Your Job • Learn useful English phrases to say what you like or don't like about your job. • Put more details into your answer so you can make a longer answer about your job in English. • Prepare for an interview or exam where you have to talk about your job in English.
- 17. Talk About Your Job Https://Youtu.Be/235mnimhiko
- 18. SPEAKING TIME TO TALK ABOUT YOUR JOB 2.6.2022
- 19. Key Language(Job Descriptions) Talking about jobs and office routines What do I have to do exactly? Your job is mostly general duties in the office. You work with the accountant a lot. What else do you do? There’s a lot of filing of important documents. There’s always photocopying and so on. What do you do? I’m a trainee in the Accounts Department.
- 20. Cont. What does he/she do? He/ She keeps the mailing list up to date. Finishing your job description That’s (about)it! Responding to descriptions of jobs That sounds interesting/boring/good fun.