BR_B2_S1

BUSINESS RESULT
(B2)

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What comes to your mind when you hear the word 'motivation'?

​Which of these can motivate at work?

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​Discuss these questions.

1. What incentives do companies usually offer?
2. What are some ways that managers can recognize good performance at work?

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​Work with a partner.
1. Read conversations 1 & 4 in audio script (link)

2. Discuss what each speaker could say to make the
conversation more successful.

3. Now have two conversations similar to 1 and 4, using your ideas to make them more successful.

Match

Match the two parts of the phrase 1-5 to a-e:

• Phrase 1

• Phrase 2

• Phrase 3

• Phrase 4

• Phrase 5

B

E

C

D

A

• B

• E

• C

• D

• A

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​Phrasal Verb	​Definition	​Translation
​to bring about	​cause (something to happen)	​
​to bring down	​reduce (costs)	​
​to carry out	​perform (an acitivity, a project, research)	​
​to come up with	​create (an idea, a plan, a solution to a problem)	​
​to get around	​avoid (a problem)	​
​to pay off	​have good result	​
​to take forward	​develop (a plan, a project) (forward)	​
​to take up	​respond to a challenge	​
​to set up	​start (a business, a project)	​

​Phrasal Verb	​Definition	​Translation
​to bring about	​cause (something to happen)	​осуществлять; вызывать; порождать
​to bring down	​reduce (costs)	​снижать (цену, затраты)
​to carry out	​perform (an acitivity, a project, research)	​выполнять, исполнять, осуществлять
​to come up with	​create (an idea, a plan, a solution )	​придумывать, разрабатывать
​to get around	​avoid (a problem)	​обходить (проблему, трудности/сложности)
​to pay off	​have good result	​окупиться
​to take forward	​develop (a plan, a project) (forward)	​ продвигать (идею, план)
​to take up	​respond to a challenge	​ принимать (вызов, пари и т. п.), браться за
​to set up	​start (a business, a project)	​учреждать; основывать, открывать (дело и т. п.)

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​1. Download the pdf file available at the link here

2. Move it later to the folder on your Google Drive where all your course files will be stored.

​I. Are you an extrovert or an introvert?
II. Are you a sensor or an intuitive?
III. Are you a thinker or a feeler?
IV. Are you a judger or a perceiver?

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Read this text about personality and decision-making.

Which personality type ...?

​ 1) thinks it's important to be on time ​ - a(n) ​

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judger

introvert

extrovert

thinker

feeler

perceiver

sensor

intuitive

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Which personality type ...?



2) enjoys an argument - a(n) ​

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introvert

extrovert

feeler

perceiver

sensor

intuitive

thinker

judger

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3) finds it hard to concentrate on one thing at once - a(n) ​

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introvert

extrovert

thinker

feeler

perceiver

sensor

intuitive

judger

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Which personality type ...?



4) is more interested in the future than the past ​ - a(n) ​ ​

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introvert

extrovert

thinker

feeler

perceiver

sensor

intuitive

judger

​a) outgoing

b) impulsive

c) self-contained
d) focused
e) pragmatic
f) methodical
g) creative
h) thoughtful
i) rational
j) detached
k) instinctive
l) tactful
m) determined
n) conventional
o) indecisive
p) flexible

​a) outgoing

b) impulsive

c) self-contained
d) focused
e) pragmatic
f) methodical
g) creative
h) thoughtful

i) rational
j) detached
k) instinctive
l) tactful
m) determined
n) conventional
o) indecisive
p) flexible

​i) rational
j) detached
k) instinctive
l) tactful
m) determined
n) conventional
o) indecisive
p) flexible

​a) outgoing

b) impulsive

c) self-contained
d) focused
e) pragmatic
f) methodical
g) creative
h) thoughtful

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​an extrovert or an introvert
a sensor or an intuitive
a thinker or a feeler
a judger or a perceiver

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​(Your answer) example: ISFP

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​(Your answer) example: ISFP

​Personality Type Descriptions
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