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These are some of the most common names of departments and jobs in a company. There are many others but you don't need to learn them all. These here will be enough.

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Departments of a company

accounting department / accounts department

EDP team (EDP = electronic data processing)

purchasing department

export department / export team / export sales department

administrative accounting

research and development team

management

import department / import team

IT department (IT = information technology)

customer service / service team

warehousing department

logistics

marketing

materials administration

personnel department / staff department / human resources

engineering department

public relations team / public relations department

manufacturing department / production department

secretary's office

technical support team

sales department

shipping department / dispatch department

Jobs and functions

analyst

director of boards

CEO (Chief Executive Officer)

buyer

purchasing manager

treasurer, CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

director general

managing director

codirector

commercial agent

assistant (e.g. purchasing assistant)

service engineer

warehouse manager

warehouse worker

senior executive

treasurer, CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

CEO (Chief Executive Officer)

assistent

purchasing assistent

service engineer

sales representative

sales manager

export sales manager

wholesale distributing manager

Secretary

economist

management board

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Departments of a company accounting department / accounts department EDP team (EDP = electronic data processing) purchasing department export department / export team / export sales department administrative accounting research and development team management import department / import team IT department (IT = information technology) customer service / service team

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Snooze > She snoozed her alarm three times before getting up

Greet (verb) > greeting (noun)

Shake hands

Fist

Elbow

Alcohol gel

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One year more > One more year
She'll arrive in two more days.
One more beer and then I'm heading home

Present continuous to talk about future
Mention WHEN or WHERE
What are you doing this weekend?
They are leaving early tomorrow.

Look AT something
Look at me
He looked at her and said good bye
Look at these numbers and tell me what you think

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Talking about the future

When you arrive there I'll be waiting for you (arrive in present)
When you see him tell him I say hello (see is in the present)
When you go there...
When you visit Boston...

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Much, many &  a lot of

Much: uncountable things
I don't have much time
There isn't much salt left

Many: countable things
I have many friends
There are many people travelling these days

A lot of: wild card (comodín)
I have a lot of money in this briefcase
You don't need a lot of customers to grow your business

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Woman > women

Man > men (mens)

Back up (respaldar) > we will back you up

Likewise=same to you
- Have a good evening!
- Thanks! likewise/same to you/you too

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Distribute

Ingredients

Develop- developing - development

Register
Objective

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Instalments (cuotas) You can pay this phone in up to 12 monthly installments.

Awake - I was awake when he returned home

Activate/deactivate a credit card to use it abroad

Guardian (GAR Dian) apoderado

Can you lend me 50 dollars?

Can I borrow 50 dollars?

Safe box. Put your jewelry in a safe box.

Withdraw money from the ATM

Eat/have breakfast, lunch, dinner

Meal

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Chilean seafood restaurant menu in English and Spanish

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Chilean seafood restaurant menu in English and Spanish

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Details of our menu, San Marino Restaurant, Vina del Mar, Chile

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Details of the Italian Seafood provided in our restaurant in Vina del Mar, Chile

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Common expressions to use at restaurant including booking a table, ordering / asking about the menu, getting and paying the bill.
Learn more about useful phrases for English telephone conversations.
Useful Expressions to Use at Restaurant

Booking a Table in A Restaurant
What you say:

I booked a table for two for...(7 pm)

It's under the name of...

A table for two pleases

May we sit at this table?

What the restaurant staff say:

What can I do for you?

Can I help you?

Do you have a reservation?

Have you booked a table?

How many are you?

Would you like to wait in the bar?

We're full booked at the moment. Could you come back a bit later?

Or Your table isn't quite ready yet.

If you wait, there'll be a table for you free in a minute.

Smoking, or non-smoking?

Of course. Please come this way.

Would you follow me, please?

Ordering / Asking about The Menu
What the restaurant staff say:

Hi, I'm Sue, I'll be your server for tonight.

Can I take your order, sir/madam?

Are you ready to order? (We're not ready yet)

Can I take your order?

Are you ready to order yet?

What would you like to start with?

What would you like for a starter?

What do you want for the main course?

How would you like your steak? (rare, medium, well done)

Do you want a salad with it?

What kind of dressing?

The burgers are very good.

Sorry, the hamburgers are off.

Do you want vegetables with it?

Why don't you try the pizza?

It'll take about 20 minutes.

Would you like...(chips) with that?

What would you like for dessert?

Do you want a dessert?

What would you like to drink with your meal?

What would you like to drink?

Anything to drink?

Would you like any wine with that?

Can I get you a drink while you're waiting?

Red or white?

Would you like any coffee?

What you can say:

Could you bring us the menu, please?

The menu, please.

What's on the menu?

Do you have a set menu?

What's ...exactly?

Is this served with..(salad)?

Does this have any...(Seafood) in it?

What do you recommend?

I'll have...

I'd like...

Can I have...

We'd like to order...

Could you bring us the salt/pepper/ketchup/vinegar, please?

I'll have the soup as a starter.

I'll have the steak for the main course.

I'll have it rare/ medium rare/ medium/ well done, please.

That's all, thank you.

If there are problems with the order, the waiter can say:

I don't think we have anymore...(steak) left. I'll check with the kitchen.

I'm sorry, but the king prawn soup is finished.

Getting the Bill
What you say:

Could I have the bill, please?

Can we have the bill please?

Could we get the bill?

Could we pay please?

Paying at A Restaurant
What you hear:

Are you paying together?

Did you enjoy your meal?

When you want to pay, you can say:

Could I have the check, please?

Can I have the check, please?

We'll take the check.

Sometimes, you may also want to say:

Do you accept credit cards?

Can we have separate checks?

We're going to split the bill.

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Useful Expressions to Use at Restaurant in English

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Common expressions to use at restaurant including booking a table, ordering / asking about the menu, getting and paying the bill. Learn more about useful phrases for English telephone conversations. What you say: I booked a table for two for...(7 pm) It's under the name of...

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I’m shocked by how little money they make

Chilean pesos

When she talks speaks in English

The last year

1 Child > many children childrens

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Listen to this conversation at least once a day for the next week.
The first time just listen to it. The second time you can watch it with subtitles if you need to and search for any unknown expressions or words. Finally continue listening to it without subtitles. The more you listen to it the better.

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Will

Something you decide at the moment.

Can anyone clean this mess? > I’ll do that!

I'll get you something to drink.
I'll call you as soon as I arrive at the airport.

Going to

Decided before the moment of speaking

Tomorrow I’m going to travel to Santiago

She is going to study law
We're going to play tennis tonight

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She was very kind (amable)

Ear: oreja/oído

To hear: oír

Earphones: audífonos

Headphones: audífonos

Could you speak a bit louder please?

Would you mind a bit louder please?

This place is really noisy

Hearing difficulties/problems

Deaf (se proncuncia DEF: sordo)

Crowd = a lot of people (multitud)

Crowded, noisy places
Fair: feria

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We can introduce ourselves.

Each one can introduce themselves briefly.

Can you please introduce yourself?

Myself

Please, let me know (avísame)

To lead / to conduct / to chair a meeting

If you prefer we can go straight to the presentation.

To be / to feel (etc.) eager to learn, to go to a place, to start, etc. (eager: very interested and excited by something that is going to happen or about something that you want to do)

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I’ll talk about what is Panaferd.
I'll talk about what Panaferd is.

If you are agree

If you agree

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Thank you for helping me
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for being here
Thanks for reminding me

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Keyboard

Library

Bookstore

Underline (subrayar)

Highlight (destacar)

Fuel

Throw away (tirar a la basura) = dispose

Trash bin (basurero)

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Pronounce

Pronunciation

Accent

Sustainable

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Starting the talk

I’m here to tell you

I’m here to talk

about

I’ll give you a quick overview of…

First of all / Firstly, …

I’m / We are going to (look at)…

Then we’ll…

Introducing each point

Let’s start with..

My next point concerns…

Finally, / Lastly, …

Referring backwards and forwards

As I said before, …

I’ll come to that later.

Closing

So, to sum up…

That brings me to the end of my talk.

Thanks very much for listening.

Are there any questions?

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O-ffice (2 syllables)
O-ffi-ces (3 syllables)

Was used (used 1 syllable)

Components

Protein (proutín)

Renewable (ri niu abl)

Legal (li gl)

Law (LOH)

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We have operations in different continents.

This imagine (picture)

Medicines (medication)

Naturally fermented

Fabrics (telas) > factories (fábricas)

ShelF life (pronounce the F) = product life

Wastes (residuos, desechos)

Compose> This is composed by Paracoccus carotinifaciens and other components.

Survey > encuesta

Convey > transmitir

We convey our ideas when we speak.

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THE

Use it only for specific things.

The dog that bit me ran away.

Here, we're talking about a specific dog, the dog that bit me.

I was happy to see the policeman who saved my cat!

Here, we're talking about a particular policeman. Even if we don't know the policeman's name, it's still a particular policeman because it is the one who saved the cat.

If talking in general don’t use it.

The boys are different from the girls.

The lions are very strong animals.

I’d like to explain you who are we

I’d like to explain to you who we are.

Remember to add an S for the third person singular. When you talk about your company you do it in third person.

Our company produceS food.

All products eneos produceS are sustainable.

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other free. https://www.pdfdrive.com/  good website to found pdf free to listen and repeat with my phone

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21 days of effective communication_ everyday habits and exercises to improve your communication skills and social intelligence ( PDFDrive )

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Effortless English_ Learn To Speak English Like A Native ( PDFDrive ) (1)

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Practise Speaking With Me! [English Imitation lesson]

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Free-range hens

It has nothing to do with that (there is no connection between those things)

Funny =/= fun

The comedian is very funny.

We had so much fun at the beach yesterday.

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Third-party services

Patented

Polyethylene

Polypropylene

comPOnents (stress on second syllable)

vegetables

Protein

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Algae

Synthesize

Natural

Develop

Distinctive

Contribute

Beyond

Enhance

Naturally

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Through > ZRU (a través)
Though > DOU (aunque)
Thought > ZOHT (pensar)
Tough > TOF (duro)

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Crustaceans

Algae

Synthesize

Build

Natural

Salmonids
Salmon

Carotenoids

Components

Develop

Issues

Distinctive
Industrial
Contribute
Trustworthy
Social
Socially
Above
Beyond
Clothing
Subsidiary
Enhance
Supplement
Myriad
Natural
Naturally
Nature
AX
Ingredient
Through

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Here's a useful text to practice reading and to learn important vocabulary about travelling.

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Say > something

Andres said he was coming to the party

He said he liked the food

Tell > someone something

Andrés told me he was coming to the party

Andrés said to me he was coming to the party

Talk: means to have a conversation. It’s more casual.

Yesterday I was talking to my friend about my new job.

You shouldn’t talk to strangers.

He is in a bad mood today so you better don’t talk to him.

Speak: Also to have a conversation. It’s used for more formal or serious contexts.

Confident people feel comfortable speaking in public.

The man spoke about global warming at the conference.

You need to speak to him about it and tell him how important it is for you.

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As of today you'll focus your practice only on this page. Read it as many times as you need until you feel comfortable with the way you sound.

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Nutritional Interests

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Easily recognized by their colors varying from orange, to yellow and red, carotenoids are naturally found in plants, algae, and microorganisms such as Paracoccus. However, animals such as fish or shrimp do not synthesize carotenoids so they must find these nutrients in their food.

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10 Phrases for introductions

5 Ways to Make & Respond to an Offer

5 Ways to Make a Suggestion

5 Ways to Ask for Clarification

5 Ways to Check if the Other Person Understands You

10 Phrases for Talking about Food

10 Phrases You’ll Hear in the Airport

10 Ways to Talk About Price

5 Phrases for Hot Weather

5 Phrases for Cold Weather

10 Excuses for Being Late (just in case :D)

10 Phrases for Talking about Statistics

10 Phrases for Telling Someone to Wait

10 Phrases for Estimating & Guessing

15 Phrases for Certainty & Probability

10 Phrases for Bad Travel Experiences (I hope you won’t need these)

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Here is the link with all the material from other courses, only for you and your classes. Please take a look at that, and you define what classes and audios you recommended I need to practice first.

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Hear v/s listen to

Hear (sense)
I can't hear what you say. Please speak louder.
I heard someone say that tomorrow it's going to rain.

Listen to (with attention)
I listen to this song 10 times a day because I love it.
Listen to the instructions carefully.

Do you have v/s have you

Do you have ____ ? Possession
Do you have time?... money?... a house?... a problem?

Have you ____ ? Experience
Have you been to Perú? have you ever eaten something exotic? Have you ever seen the rain?

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Hesitant, doubtful: dubitativo

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T or D ending: add one syllable

Want wanted wanted

Need needed needed

Accept Accepted Accepted

End Ended Ended

No T or D ending: add D sound

Play played played

Bake Baked Baked

Behave Behaved Behaved

Close Closed Closed

Watch watched watched
Listen Listened Listened
Laugh Laughed Laughed

Practice, practice, practice 😉

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Enhance
products
scale
world
clothing
nonwoven
supplement
contributes
of