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Lisa : I’m having a terrible day. I must have left my purse at home.

Abun : ...?

Lisa : Would you lend me some money? I need to be at a meeting downtown in 15 minutes. I

could pay you back tomorrow.

• A. Is there anything I can do

• Will you help me, please

• Can you give me a hand

• May I take it back now

• Take you home

Richard : OK, Greg, that’s enough for today.

Greg : I think so. Hey, there’s Amber. She’s just coming in. ...?

Richard : No, but I’d like to.

Greg : Come on. I’ll introduce you.

• Does she call you

• Does she know it

• Do you know her

• Do you like her

• Does you know

Bobby : I’d love to buy a new camera, but they’re so expensive.

Eva : ... and earn some money?

Bobby : Yeah, but it’s hard to find one recently.

Eva : I think you can call Bonnie. He’s working at Burger Ranch after school.

• Why don’t you get a part-time job

• Why don’t you contact a friend at work

• What about reading some job vacancies

• What about applying for a full day work

• what about that time

Donny : What pleasant weather we’re having today.

Ditha : ... I always enjoy a sunny day.

• I really disagree with it.

• I don’t think it’s true.

• I’m afraid I left it.

• I'm scare

• I’m on your side.

Voice : Hello. How may I help you?

Customer : It’s Gilang here. I ordered a computer unit from your store yesterday. I just transfered the

money. ...?

Voice : Well, in about two days, I think. May I know your order number, please?

• When will it be returned

• When will it be delivered

• When will it be checked

• When will it be opened

• when will be reject

Mr. Abidin : Where are the students of class of MIA-1?

Ms Honey : In the laboratory. ... I think Ms Nancy is in there.

• They have already joined a competition.

• They are supervising the examination.

• They must be doing their homework.

• They are working on some projects.

• They are enjoyment

Kim : Were you at work today? ..., but no one answered.

Pat : No, I wasn’t. Yesterday was my last day as a secretary. I’m starting a new job.

Kim : Really? Where?

• I phoned your sister

• I came to see you

• I called your office

• I met your boss

• I'm OK

Indian society has traditionally been heavily based around a caste system, which places

stringent restrictions on social mobility and the ease with which people considered to belong

to a particular caste can interact with members of other castes. However, in modern India in a

business context, and certainly within leading Indian and international companies, casterelated identification is no longer the norm. Over the last 50-60 years the Indian legislature

has increasingly passed laws to reinforce the more modern outlook and to promote and

support social welfare.

Family values are a hugely important part of Indian life. Arranged marriages are very

common, and marriage as a concept is taken very seriously, leading to an extremely low

divorce rate. It is normal to see large, patriarchal families spanning many generations. A lot of

smaller businesses are likely to be family-run and owned, and there will be a preference for employing other family members where possible

What is the text mainly about?..

• The businesses of Indian castes.

• The Indian social welfare.

• The local culture of India.

• The modern cast system.

• Social Welfare

Indian society has traditionally been heavily based around a caste system, which places

stringent restrictions on social mobility and the ease with which people considered to belong

to a particular caste can interact with members of other castes. However, in modern India in a

business context, and certainly within leading Indian and international companies, casterelated identification is no longer the norm. Over the last 50-60 years the Indian legislature

has increasingly passed laws to reinforce the more modern outlook and to promote and

support social welfare.

Family values are a hugely important part of Indian life. Arranged marriages are very

common, and marriage as a concept is taken very seriously, leading to an extremely low

divorce rate. It is normal to see large, patriarchal families spanning many generations. A lot of

smaller businesses are likely to be family-run and owned, and there will be a preference for employing other family members where possible.

What is the most essential part of Indian life?

• Family values.

• Arranged marriages.

• Spanning generations.

• International companies.

• Divorce rate

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I am writing to remind you that our annual meeting

will be on Tuesday, April 18. I want everyone to

be ready with ideas, strategies, and sales forecast

for next year. I will be out of town attending a

conference on the new products of LCD projectors

in Osaka, Wednesday and Thursday. Remember that

next Monday, is a holiday. Therefore, should you

have something urgent to discuss, please see me on

Friday, April 14.

Thank you.

Why did Mr. Busse write the letter?

• To tell them about the new products of LCD.

• To remind the sales staff about their annual

  meeting.

• To discuss something very urgent about a

  conference.

• To ask Mr. Orr and Ms. Fowler to see him on

  Friday, April 14

• To answer sales staff

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