Replace underlined words with the proper pronouns.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 344.
Complete the sentences.
Make up the sentences and arrange them according to the logical order.
Vocabulary
Presenting a Product
Unit 14
a venture - ïðåäïðèÿòèå, íà÷èíàíèå
to capture - çàâîåâàòü
to appeal - ïðèâëåêàòü
a break-through - äîñòèæåíèå, îòêðûòèå
ingenious – èñêóñíûé
up-market - ðûíîê áîãàòûõ ïîòðåáèòåëåé
Introducing the sections of a presentation
| recommend | the technical developments | |
| I'd like to | outline | the background |
| I shall | present | a new sales strategy |
| So let's | start with | a new concept in technology |
| I'm going to | explain | the designs of packaging |
| show you | the plan for the launch |
Describe Big Boss Mark 2
| an expensive product | make movements | cost à lot to develop |
| a development of Big Boss | cry | at the touch of a button |
| look happy, sad, angry or tired | like Big Boss | make gestures |
| by voice control | laugh | by voice control |
It looks … It's ... It can … or … It can … It can … It is … programmed to … It is operated … or … It is … It will …
| everything | everyone | everybody |
| something | someone | somebody |
| anything | anyone | anybody |
| nothing | no one | nobody |
Example: We have examined all the factors. - We have examined everything.
1. Our competitors have developed à product that is very similar to ours.
2. We couldn't find any information.
3. All the US sales agents came to the presentation.
4. Our competitors have no products that can compete with Big Boss.
5. None of Fill's colleagues gave him the message.
6. Have you talked to the people Southford Components yet?
7. À man telephoned you earlier. He said his name was Clark.
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