Вопрос № 867584 - Английский язык

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Ivan: What’s this?
Olga: It’s a 1_______.
Ivan: What shape is it?
Olga: It’s 2_______. It has two equal sides.
Ivan: Is the ruler 3_______?
Olga: No, it isn’t. It’s 4_______ narrow.

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Secretary: Mr. Markin’s office. Good morning.
Olga Semenova: Good morning. 1_______?
Secretary: I’ll put you through.
Ivan Markin: Ivan Markin speaking.
Olga Semenova: Hello, Ivan. It’s Olga Semenova from Stavropol.
Ivan Markin: Hello, Olga. 2_______?
Olga Semenova: I’m fine, thanks, I’m afraid we have a bit of a problem.
Ivan Markin: What’s the matter?
Olga Semenova: The “Magnit” supermarket chain here has just cancelled its order for 3_______.
Ivan Markin: Damn! Did the buyer give the reason?
Olga Semenova: No, he only said that sales were down.
Ivan Markin: So, what do you think of it?
Olga Semenova: I’m worried, Ivan. Last month sales of the new cakes were really good, but this month they have leveled off and have even started to fall. Just this week I’ve visited six or seven stores and in all of them the managers have been unhappy.
Ivan Markin: Have you spoken to any of your colleagues about this yet?
Olga Semenova: Yes, I made some phone calls yesterday evening. Things are not so bad in Kislovodsk.
Ivan Markin: All right thanks. I’m really pleased that you’ve, phoned me. It’s clear that we need a meeting about this. 4_______?
Olga Semenova: Good. I’ll contact the others and organize something with them. I’ll let you know the time and the date.
Ivan Markin: That’s good. Thanks, Olga.
Olga Semenova: OK. Talk to you soon. Bye.

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Cashier: Good morning. What can I do for you?
Victor Pospelov: 1_______. Tell me, please, if I can buy a ticket for a flight on Monday, next week?
Cashier: Do you want a return ticket, sir?
Victor Pospelov: Yes.
Cashier: When are you going to fly back?
Victor Pospelov: I’d like to buy 2_______.
Cashier: What class do you want to fly?
Victor Pospelov: 3_______.
Cashier: Just a moment, sir. I’ll check if there are any available seats… Yes, there are a few economy seats left on 4_______ SU 315.
Victor Pospelov: Fine. How much is it? May I pay in cash?
Cashier: Yes, we accept cash. What is your name, sir?
Victor Pospelov: Victor Pospelov.
Cashier: Here are your tickets, please.
Victor Pospelov: When does the check in begin?
Cashier: The plane is due to depart at 7 a.m., so you are to check in one hour prior to the departure, that is at 6 a.m.
Victor Pospelov: And what time does it arrive to New York?
Cashier: The expected time of arrival to JFK airport is 2 p.m. local time. There is eight hours time difference between Moscow and New York.

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Interviewer: How do you do?
Ms Holdsworth: How do you do?
Interviewer: 1_______. Sit down, please.
Ms Holdsworth: Thank you.
Interviewer: Who do you work for now, Ms Holdsworth?
Ms Holdsworth: 2_______.
Interviewer: How long have you worked for them?
Ms Holdsworth: 3_______.
Interviewer: And what did you do before joining the Citizens’ Advice Bureau.
Ms Holdsworth: I worked as an economist for a local company.
Interviewer: Have you got any experience in organizing conferences?
Ms Holdsworth: Yes, I have actually. Why?
Interviewer: Your future job will require a lot of organizing meetings and 4_______.

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Michael Volkov: Good morning. 1_______?
Peter Brown: Good morning. You’re an Italian company, aren’t you?
Michael Volkov: No, actually we’re Russian. 2_______.
Peter Brown: I’m afraid, I don’t think I know your products.
Michael Volkov: It’s our first time at a British trade fair.
Peter Brown: I’d like to have a look at your 3_______. Can we make an appointment some time later for today?
Michael Volkov: With pleasure, Mr…?
Peter Brown: Brown. Peter Brown. 4_______. We’re a large chain of office furniture stores here in the UK.
Michael Volkov: How do you do? I’m Michael Volkov.
Peter Brown: How do you do?
Michael Volkov: Now, let me look at my diary. What about 3 o’clock this afternoon?
Peter Brown: 3 o’clock is fine.
Michael Volkov: Good. I look forward to seeing you then.

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Mr. Sikorski: You are one of the leading 1_______ on management. 2_______?
Mr. Sage: Basically it’s a functional form of organization with departments for Marketing, Production, Finance and so on.
Mr. Sikorski: If I’m not mistaken, this form is more common for small firms, isn’t it?
Mr. Sage: Yes, it is. As the firms become larger and more complex departmentalization by product, territory or customer may be more effective.
Mr. Sikorski: I see. Organization structure also includes an idea of relationship between the positions and people who hold the positions. What can you say here?
Mr. Sage: 3_______.
Mr. Sikorski: Yes, but as far as I know, the line organization works only for small companies. Large companies need people who are not a part of the chain of command.
Mr. Sage: That’s right. Large companies need people like lawyers, financial and other experts whose jobs are known as staff positions. Large companies use a line and staff organization structure.
Mr. Sikorski: And what span of management is best?
Mr. Sage: You’ve raised the most difficult question I must say. There is no one answer to it. In general, a broad span of management reduces a total number of managers but a narrow span makes possible close supervision.
Mr. Sikorski: What’s the most typical management hierarchy in the US companies?
Mr. Sage: Typically, there are three levels within management. They are supervisory managers, middle managers, and top managers.
Mr. Sikorski: What’s your idea of a 4_______ business?
Mr. Sage: I, personally, believe that business is well managed if everyone has a clear idea of what his or her job is.
Mr. Sikorski: I can’t agree more with you.