MID TERM TEST OF ENGLISH FOR ECONOMICS

Maya is a new student in the Management program. She introduces herself to the class

Maya: "Hello everyone,............................................................................My name is Maya Dwi Harumi Bachtiar , just call me Maya

• I would like to introduce myself

• I would like introduced myself

• Let me Introduce you to the audiences

• May I introduce you to the audiences

Shinta : "Lina Where are you ...?"

Lina: : "I am from Kediri"

• for

• in

• from

• on

Rocky: "Sega what do you like to do in your free time?"

Sega:"......................................................................................................."

• I like drawing, watching TV and playing with cats

• I am a student at Faculty of Agriculture Universitas Islam Balitar

• I think going to the beach is a good idea

• I live in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia

What is your hobby?

• My hobbies are playing kite and watching Korean movies

• My hobby is travelling

• My hobby was traveling

• I don't have any hobbies

Where were you born?

• I was born at Bali

• I was born in Bali

• I never born

• I were born in Bali

What do you do in the first time when you introducing yourself to others?

• Saying Thank You

• Apologizing

• Saying Greetings

• Just Keep Calm

John: (Dialing Sarah's number)

Sarah: (Answers the phone) Hello, this is Sarah speaking.

John: Hi Sarah, this is John from XYZ Corporation. How are you today?

Sarah: Hi John, I'm doing well, thank you. How about you?

John: I'm good, thanks for asking. I'm just reaching out to you to talk about the proposal I sent last week regarding our partnership.

Sarah: Okay, I've reviewed the proposal and have a few questions.

John: Absolutely, I'm here to address any concerns you may have.

Sarah: Great, one of the main points I wanted to clarify is the timeline for implementation. Could you provide more details on that?

John: Certainly. Our team has a projected timeline outlined in the proposal, but we can definitely discuss it further and make adjustments based on your preferences.

Sarah: That sounds reasonable. Another point I wanted to discuss is the pricing structure. Are there any possibilities for negotiation on that front?

John: We're open to discussing pricing to ensure it aligns with both our budgets. Let's schedule a meeting with our financial teams to delve into that further.

Sarah: That sounds like a plan. Could you send over your availability for next week so we can set up that meeting?

John: Absolutely, I'll send over my availability by the end of the day.

Sarah: Perfect, I'll keep an eye out for it. Thank you, John.

John: Thank you, Sarah. Looking forward to our continued discussions.

Sarah: Likewise. Have a great day!

John: You too, bye.

Sarah: Goodbye.

Sarah and John are conducting.....

• Business meeting

• Business telephoning

• Business bargaining

• Business negotiating

John: (Dialing Sarah's number)

Sarah: (Answers the phone) Hello, this is Sarah speaking.

John: Hi Sarah, this is John from XYZ Corporation. How are you today?

Sarah: Hi John, I'm doing well, thank you. How about you?

John: I'm good, thanks for asking. I'm calling because I wanted to discuss the proposal we sent over last week regarding our partnership.

Sarah: Of course, I've reviewed the proposal and have a few questions.

John: Absolutely, I'm here to address any concerns you may have.

Sarah: Great, one of the main points I wanted to clarify is the timeline for implementation. Could you provide more details on that?

John: Certainly. Our team has a projected timeline outlined in the proposal, but we can definitely discuss it further and make adjustments based on your preferences.

Sarah: That sounds reasonable. Another point I wanted to discuss is the pricing structure. Are there any possibilities for negotiation on that front?

John: We're open to discussing pricing to ensure it aligns with both our budgets. Let's schedule a meeting with our financial teams to delve into that further.

Sarah: That sounds like a plan. Could you tell your availability for next week so we can set up that meeting?

John: Absolutely, I'll send over my availability by the end of the day.

Sarah: Perfect, I'll keep an eye out for it. Thank you, John.

John: Thank you, Sarah. Looking forward to our continued discussions.

Sarah: Likewise. Have a great day!

John: You too, bye.

..Read the dialog carefully and decide on the structures that are used in the dialog above:

• professional greetings, , addressing concerns, discussing business matters , scheduling meetings, and ending the call

• professional greetings, scheduling meetings,discussing business matters, addressing concerns, and ending the call

• professional greetings, discussing business matters, addressing concerns, scheduling meetings, and ending the call

• professional greetings, discussing business matters, addressing concerns,, ending the call , and scheduling meetings,

Mr. Tomo: Good morning, may I speak with Ms. Garcia, please?

Receptionist: Good morning. I'm sorry, but Ms. Garcia is currently ..............a meeting. Can take a message?

Caller: Yes, please. Could you let her know that Mr. Tomo from Global Solutions called regarding our partnership proposal? It's quite urgent.

Receptionist: Of course, Mr. Tomo. Could you please,................your contact information. the suitable words to complete the dialog are........

• in, get

• out, provide

• on, bring

• in, provide

What is an appropriate expression for initiating a formal business call?

• "Hey, it's me Mrs. Diana Diva from BNI Cabang Blitar. May I speak to Mr, Roger?"

• "Good afternoon, this is Mrs. Diana Diva calling from BNI cabang Blitar." Could I speak to Mr. Roger please?"

• :Hi, this is Diana Diva from BNI Cabang Blitar, Can I speak to Mr. Roger?"

• "I am Diana Diva from BNI Cbang Blitar, I need to talk to Mr. Roger."