F2F Class Notes (Sonia)
Speaking exercise
Tell me about your work.
I work in a medical devices company as the marketing communication manager. I am responsible for PRODUCING the brochures and advertisements, releasing articles and maintainING our wechat account and arrangING events, ATTENDING exhibitions, selecting vendors, things like that. I like my colleagues they are all very intelligent and nice. about Half and half I would say, because our company is a small one we only have 100 employees in China, compared with your company, but we are a public company. So, actually my role covers the whole Asia, but I don’t have any subordinates that means i shouldhave to/must do anythingeverything. The high position work and also the on hand jobs, so sometimes it makes me frustrated.
*Don’t forget to use verbs before nouns to specify exactly what you did
*remember to use past tense
Pronunciation
r words (speak R sounds harder)
l words
sh sound (try not to use shh sound in between consonants)
e.g usually=YU JA LI
still( pronounce the L stronger)
Vocabulary
Prioritise:to decide which of a group of things are the most important so that you can deal with them first
e.g how to prioritise all your task is very important especially for big project
correction: How you prioritise
micromanage: to control every part of a situation, even small details
e.g our boss likes to micromanage things that are going on in our company everyday
harmonious (adj) harmony(n)
things like that/and so on/ etcetera/etc. etc
Grammar
How to vs. How you
How to: instruction
e.g How to use this hairdyer
How you: statement [How you(subject)- Opinion]
e.g
How you go to work is none of my business
I don’t care how you go to work
what to do vs. what you do
What you plan to wear tomorrow night would be very important
what to eat?
^question directed at your self (same as: what do I eat?)
Should vs. Have toÂ
should: obligation you have to do it
doesn’t tell you the final outcome e.g I should go to sleep early
have to: more serious
I have to: almost like a promise similar to MUST
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