ANGLEINA
KAZALO
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WORK.............................................................................................................................................................10
2.1 YOUR JOB
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WHAT PERSONAL QUALITIES DO CANDIDATES FOR A JOB NEED?.....................................................12
REPLACE THE UNDERLINED WORDS WITH ONE WORD........................................................................12
FIND A WORD FROM THE LIST...................................................................................................................12
CHOOSE PHRASES THAT YOU THINK ARE RELEVANT FOR PEOPLE DOING DIFFERENT JOBS. ...13
MATCH THE DEPARTMENTS ON THE LEFT WITH THE CORRECT DEFINITIONS ON THE RIGHT... .13
2.2 EMPLOYMENT...............................................................................................................................................14
2.3 WORK TERMS...............................................................................................................................................14
2.4 PAY..................................................................................................................................................................14
MEETINGS.....................................................................................................................................................14
3.1 LANGUAGE SUMMARY ..............................................................................................................................15
EXERCISE 1....................................................................................................................................................16
Arranging a meeting........................................................................................................................................16
TELEPHONING.............................................................................................................................................18
4.1 EXERCISE 1.....................................................................................................................................................18
4.2 DRILL
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4.3 TRANSLATION ..........................................................................................................................................21
4.4 NOW USE THESE PHRASAL VERBS TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES.............................................23
4.5 TELEPHONING SCENARIOS........................................................................................................................23
4.6 TELEPHONE CONVERSATION....................................................................................................................24
4.7 TELEPHONING LANGUAGE........................................................................................................................25
CORRESPONDENCE....................................................................................................................................26
5.1 PISMA IN ELEKTRONSKA POTA: SPLONA PRAVILA.......................................................................................................26
5.2 NASLAVLJANJE......................................................................................................................................................27
Pogosto uporabljene fraze...............................................................................................................................28
5.3 NAJBOLJ POGOSTE NAPAKE PRI SLOVENCIH................................................................................................................29
5.4 ZELO POGOSTI STAVKI V SLOVENSKO ANGLEKI KORESPONDENCI.................................................................................31
5.5 PRIPOROILA (REFERENCES)....................................................................................................................33
PRIMER PRIPOROILA V SLOVENINI....................................................................................................33
PRIMER PRIPOROILA, KI GA LAHKO NAPIE LAN VAE TUDENTSKE ORGANIZACIJE..............34
PRIMER PRIPOROILA, KI GA NAPIE ASISTENT....................................................................................34
Questions.........................................................................................................................................................37
EUROPASS IVLJENJEPIS.......................................................................................................................37
6.1 EUROPASS JEZIKOVNA IZKAZNICA..............................................................................................................................39
6.2 EVROPSKE STOPNJE SAMOOCENJEVCALNA LESTVICA..................................................................................................41
6.3 PRIMER: CIRRICULUM VITAE........................................................................................................................42
6.4 PRIMER: COVER LETTER................................................................................................................................43
6.5 EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS PROFILE...............................................................................................................................44
6.6 R E V I S I O N................................................................................................................................................46
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BIBLIOGRAPHY...........................................................................................................................................53
1.1
DATES DATUMI
napiemo
1 January 1984
January 1, 1984
11 February 1988
February 11, 1988
30 March 1992
March 30, 1992
4 April 1994
April 4, 1994
18 May 1996
May 18, 1996
27 June 1998
June 27, 1998
5 July 2000
July 5, 2000
13 August 2001
August 13, 2001
29 September 2003
September 29, 2003
31 October 2005
October 31, 2005
12 November 2007
November 12, 2007
26 December 2010
December 26, 2010
izgovorimo/preberemo
the first of January nineteen eighty-four
January the first nineteen eighty four
the eleventh of February nineteen eighty-eight
February the eleventh nineteen eighty-eight
the thirtieth of March nineteen ninety-two
March the thirtieth nineteen ninety-two
the fourth of April nineteen ninety-four
April the fourth nineteen ninety-four
the eighteenth of May nineteen ninety-six
May the eighteenth nineteen ninety-six
the twenty-seventh of June nineteen ninety-eight
June the twenty-seventh nineteen ninety-eight
the fifth of July two thousand
July the fifth two thousand
the thirteenth of August two thousand and one
August the thirteenth two thousand and one
the twenty-ninth of September two thousand and
three
September the twenty-ninth two thousand and
three
the thirty-first of October two thousand and five
October the thirty-first two thousand and five
the twelfth of November two thousand and seven
November the twelfth two thousand and seven
the twenty-sixth of December two thousand and
ten
December the twenty-sixth two thousand and ten
EXERCISE 11
Whats the time?
13:00
01:00
05:30
04:15
14:20
08:10
07:45
06:00
03:50
09:05
12:00 (poldne)
1.2
IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHAT CHIP AND PIN MEANS FOR
YOU
We're puttung the PIN in shopPINg
You may have seen recent TV and press coverage about chip and PIN. We'd like to tell you a
bit more about it.
What is chip and PIN?
Through 2004 a new chip and PIN system will be introduced across the UK as part of a worldwide initiative to reduce card fraud. The chip and PIN debit card has a 'smart' chip that holds
your 4-digit Personal identification Number (PIN).
Why is chip and PIN happening?
The chip and PIN are personal to you and make counterfeiting almost impossible, keeping your
transactions secure when you're out shopping. A similar scheme in France has cut card fraud
by 80%.
What will chip and PIN mean for me?
When you pay for goods with your new chip and PIN card you won't sign a receipt; instead you'll
be asked to enter your PIN into a keypad. These keypads will start to appear in retail outlets
throughout 2004. But don't worry, you can still use your card and sign your name in shops at
home and abroad where chip and PIN isn't in place yet- just as you do now.
1.3
NUMBERS EXERCISES
Write the numbers of each item next to the correct word or words.
two thousand three hundred and ninety-four
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twenty-three centimetres
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two-thirds
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1.4
TIME EXPRESSIONS
-ez vikend
-med tednom
.................. 6 o'clock
.................. 8 o'clock
.................. week
-prejnji teden
.................. week
-prihodnji teden
-zveer
.................. night
-ponoi
.................. lunch
-po kosilu
1.5
PREPOSITIONS PREPOZICIJE
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME:
Day
Month
Year
Date
Time
Holiday
Parts of the day
ON
IN
IN
ON
AT
AT
IN
*but AT night
ex. on Monday
ex. in July
ex. in 1999
ex. on 17th May 2004
ex. at 5 pm, at midnight
ex. at Easter, at Christmas
ex. in the morning/evening
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE:
Small town
Big town/City
Street
AT or IN
IN
IN
WORK
employer
employee
WORK
working conditions
permanent /
temporary
clock-in system
Working time:
fixed
flexible
2.1
YOUR JOB
for
......................................................................................
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......................................................................................
......................................................................................
......................................................................................
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...........................................................
( company) .............................................................
( job ) ............................................................................
.......... ............................................................
(department) .................................................................
..................... ............................................................
(kind of
work) ............................................................................
.......... ...........................................................( ing
form ) ............................................................................
.......... ...........................................................................
........... ..........................................................................
............ .........................................................................
............. ........................................................................
.............. .......................................................................
............... ......................................................................
................ ..........................................................
(period of time ) ...........................................................
(since)
........................................................ (point of
time) .............................................................................
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A short list of
the media
job centre
candidates/applicants.
advertisement
HR (Human
Resources)
or
Personnel
Department
fill it in
You enclose:
C.V.
Certificates of your
education
Health certificate
Copy of a clean driving
licence
recommendations
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send it off
independent
cooperative
generous
sensitive
motivated
creative
kind
lively
honest
hard-working
energetic
well-organised
open-minded
efficient
well-travelled
patient
sociable
quiet
punctual
I like working with people who are really interested and have lots of energy.
I like working with people who are ___________________ .
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CHOOSE PHRASES THAT YOU THINK ARE RELEVANT FOR PEOPLE DOING
DIFFERENT JOBS.
Give reasons for your choices.
1) should have
2) should be
3) should be able to
a good leader
plan carefully
planning skills
Calm
financial skills
technical understanding
work fast
good timekeeping
Accurate
concentrate easily
an interest in science
Reliable
work hard
Punctual
work independently
Patient
Clean
a fast worker
1. A personnel manager . . .
2. A production manager . . .
3. An assembler . . .
EXAMPLE: I think a production manager should have an interest in science because a lot of
work involves scientific tests.
MATCH THE DEPARTMENTS ON THE LEFT WITH THE CORRECT DEFINITIONS ON
THE RIGHT.
sales
purchasing
planning
quality control
production
personnel
finance
distribution
marketing
2.2
EMPLOYMENT
employment contract
to apply for a job
to hire / to employ
to be fired /to be dismissed
to be laid off
to be promoted / demoted
to retire
2.3
WORK TERMS
2.4
PAY
paycheck
to get a salary
weekly
monthly
gross income
(income) tax
contribution
bonus
lunch scheme (voucher)
terms of employment
to go on an interview for a job
to quit / to resign
to be temporarily laid off
to get a raise
to be unemployed
to be (50%) disabled
pay stub
to get wages
bi-monthly
pay grade
net income
supplements
reimbursement
mileage expenses
MEETINGS
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3.1
N
U
G
invitation
time
date
venue
a chair
(runs the meeting)
a secretary
(writes the minutes)
MEETINGS
participants
(attend the meeting)
AGM
(annual general meeting)
SUMMARY
A
BEGINNINGS
GIVING AN OPINION
AGREEING
EXPRESSING OPPOSITION
LA
G
A
E
PERSUADING
EMPHASIZING
OFFERING A COMPROMISE
CONCLUDING
Let me conclude by . . .
In conclusion, I would like to say . . .
EXERCISE 1
Answer the questions:
1
2
3
4
5
6
Translate:
1 Kdo vodi danes sestanek?
2 Sestanek je preloen na 20. marca.
3 Sestanek je odpovedan zaradi bolezni.
4 Preidimo k toki razno.
5 Vi imate besedo gospod White.
6 Lahko nekaj predlagam?
7 Ne strinjam se z vaim predlogom.
8 Mislim, da nimate prav.
9 Ali si e dobil zapisnik prejnega sestanka?
10 Kdaj je skupina Telekoma?
11 Preidimo k drugi toki dnevnega reda.
12 Kakno je vae mnenje o predlogu....?
13 Mislim, da bi se e morali pogovoriti o tekoih problemih.
14 Njegov predlog je bil zavrnjen.
15 as je potekel.
ARRANGING A MEETING
V primerih od 1-12 obkroite najustreznejo besedo.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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TELEPHONING
dial the number
calls
international
local
trunk
collect
party line
MAKING A
TELEPHONE
CALL
the line is
busy/engaged/occupied
telephone book /
telephone directory
4.1
EXERCISE 1
The phrasal verb on the left in the table below are all used in telephoning in English. Match
each verb with a suitable definition from the column on the right.
1) to put through
a) to disconnect
2) to hang up
b) to discover
3) to ring up
c) to wait
4) to take down
d) to lift
5) to look up
e) to connect
6) to cut off
f) to replace
7) to get through
g) to write down
8) to find out
h) to call again
9) to put down
i) to be connected
11) to pick up
k) to find information
1
9
2
10
3
11
4
12
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4.2
DRILL
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4.3
TRANSLATION
1. Lahko govorim z gospodom Brownom, prosim?
2. al ga ni v pisarni.
3. Priel bo ez 10 minut.
4. Mu elite pustiti sporoilo?
5. Prosim pokliite nazaj ez 20 minut.
6. Oprostite, lahko ponovite svoje ime?
7. Koliko je vaa interna tevilka?
8. Gospoda Novaka lahko pokliete direktno. Njegova interna tevilka je 8513.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
Trenutek, prosim.
35.
36.
37.
38.
4.4
I tried to .................. .............................. to your office this morning but the line was
engaged.
When I phoned the bank I had to ......................... ....................... for nearly 10 minutes.
4.5
TELEPHONING SCENARIOS
SCENARIO 1:
Mary Smith:
CALLER:
Mary Smith:
CALLER:
Thank you.
Mary Smith:
Youre ..
SCENARIO 2:
Mary Smith:
CALLER:
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CALLER:
4.6
TELEPHONE CONVERSATION
Practice 1
Can you change this telephone conversation to make it more polite and appropriate?
Hello, ABC company.
....................................................................................................................................................
Hello. I want to speak to John Smith.
....................................................................................................................................................
Who is it?
....................................................................................................................................................
I'm Tom Jones.
....................................................................................................................................................
You can't speak to him because he' s out.
....................................................................................................................................................
Well, tell him something for me.
....................................................................................................................................................
OK.
....................................................................................................................................................
Tell him I called and to ring me as soon as he can.
....................................................................................................................................................
OK. Bye.
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Practice 2
Can you change this telephone conversation to make it more polite and appropriate?
Hello. Are you John Smith?
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No. You'll have to wait. I'll connect you to him.
....................................................................................................................................................
Hello, John Smith.
....................................................................................................................................................
Hello. I am Jane Black.
....................................................................................................................................................
Hello. What do you want?
....................................................................................................................................................
I want to see you next week to discuss some problems with our new project.
....................................................................................................................................................
Well, you can't, I'm busy next week so it's not convenient.
....................................................................................................................................................
Oh. Well, can I see you the week after next?
....................................................................................................................................................
Yes, Monday morning would be OK.
....................................................................................................................................................
All right then. I'll see you on Monday at 10 am.
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4.7
TELEPHONING LANGUAGE
CORRESPONDENCE
5.1
3. Zakljuki
Yours faithfully, e je zaetek Dear Sir(s) ali Dear Sir/Madam
Yours sincerely, e je zaetek Dear Mr Jones
Best regards, e nadomea zgoraj omenjena pozdrava
With best regards, bolj vljudno kot Best regards
4. Za Mr in Ms ne piemo
ve pike:
Dear Mr Jones
5. enske na splono
nazivamo z Ms:
Ms Marina tros
5.2
NASLAVLJANJE
FORMALNO:
Dear Mr Peterson
Dear Sir
Se opua
Je v uporabi
Spotovani!
(ponavadi v priporoilih)
Dear Sirs
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Dear President
Dear Mr President
NEFORMALNO:
Dear Natasha
Draga Nataa
al Vam sporoamo /
al ugotavljamo, da
Zahvaljujemo se Vam za Va
email z dne
Referring to /
With reference to
Further to our telephone
conversation
In connection with
Skladno z /
V zvezi z naim telefonskim
pogovorom
Potrjujemo prejem
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Ali bi lahko
Prosimo vas
Please send me
Prosim poljite mi
Please reply
Please reply by the end of the
week
Prosim odgovorite
Prosimo odgovorite do konca tedna
Please contact
5.3
NAPANO
.
Thank you for your letter from 15
March.
I write to you.
I am writing you.
Please contact me on email
Please confirm in written.
I am looking forward to hear from you
PRAVILNO
Thank you for your letter of/dated
15 March.
I am writing to you.
I am writing to you .
Please contact me by email.
Please confirm in writing.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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5.4
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Prosim, uredite zadevo takoj.
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5.5
PRIPOROILA (REFERENCES)
Priporoilo je pismo oz. dokument, ki ga na vao eljo napie oseba, ki bo za vas napisala
pozitivno mnenje o vaem delu in o vas samih.
Ponavadi je ta oseba eden izmed profesorjev na fakulteti, lahko tudi nekdo, ki vas je poueval v
srednji oli, va portni trener, predsednik tudentske organizacije, tutor.
Priporoilo je lahko napisano za natanno doloen primer (tipendijo, potovanje, del.mesto),
lahko je dano za doloen as ali pa trajno.
Vsebovati mora podatke o kandidatu (ime, priimek, rojstni podatki in kontaktni podatki) in
podatke o osebi (ime, priimek, naziv oz delovno mesto, naslov oz email in telefonsko tevilko),
ki je napisala priporoilo.
Pred vami je nekaj uporabnih primerov v slovenini in angleini, ki si jih lahko e sami
pripravite kot osnutek.
PRIMER PRIPOROILA V SLOVENINI
PRIPOROILO
(ime priimek tudenta), rojen (datum) je tudent Fakultete za elektrotehniko. Ves as tudija je s
svojim delom na vajah in prisotnostjo na predavanjih dokazoval natannost in marljivost, kar
potrjujejo ocene in priznanja, ki jih je v asu tudija prejel na fakulteti. Poleg tudija je bil
aktiven tudi v izventudijskih dejavnostih. Glede na to, da si elimo imve vsestransko
usmerjenih mladih strokovnjakov z dobro strokovno podlago in obvladanjem vsaj enega tujega
jezika, menim, da moramo narediti vse za poveanje tevila taknih mladih strokovnjakov in
(ime, priimek tudenta) je eden izmed njih. Zato njegovo pronjo za podelitev tipendije toplo
priporoam.
Marina tros-Brako
lektorica za angleki jezik
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Associate Professor
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Questions
_______________________________________________________________ ?
It was built in 1923.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
No, she didnt tell me anything.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Peter telephoned Emma.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Bus 14 goes to the city centre.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
No, I didnt hear the bell.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Yes, very much.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Carol lives in Cardiff.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
No, I cant. I dont have any money on me.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Yes, there is a bank near the post office.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Its about 12 miles to the airport.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
He has gone to Boston.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
I paid $ 2000 for it.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
He went with Gary to the party.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
The banks close at 12 oclock.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Ive been working till midnight.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
No, nobody saw me.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
That woman is Davids sister.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
We are going to the zoo.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
He was elected in 1986.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
No, Mr. Miller is abroad.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Yes, I have. But its very old.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
In 1939.
_______________________________________________________________ ?
Since 1976.
EUROPASS IVLJENJEPIS
Europass
ivljenjepis
Osebni podatki
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Ime / Priimek
Ime Priimek
Naslov
Telefon
Telefaks
E-pota
Dravljanstvo
Datum rojstva
Spol
Zaelena zaposlitev /
zaeleno poklicno
podroje
Delovne izkunje
Loeno vnesite vsako bistveno delovno izkunjo. Zanite z zadnjo.
e rubrika ni bistvena, jo odstranite (glejte navodila).
Obdobje
Zaposlitev ali delovno
mesto
Glavne naloge in
pristojnosti
Naziv in naslov delodajalca
Vrsta dejavnosti ali sektor
Izobraevanje in usposabljanje
Obdobje
Druga znanja in
kompetence
Materni jezik(i)
Drug(i) jezik(i)
Samovrednotenje
Evropska raven
(*)
Razumevanje
Sluno
razumevanje
Govorjenje
Bralno
razumevanje
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Govorno
sporazumevanje
Pisanje
Govorno
sporoanje
Jezik
Jezik
(*)
Socialna znanja in
kompetence
Organizacijska znanja in
kompetence
Tehnina znanja in
kompetence
Raunalnika znanja in
kompetence
Umetnika znanja in
kompetence
Ostala znanja in
kompetence
Vozniko dovoljenje
Dodatni podatki
Priloge
6.1
Ime in PRIIMEK
Datum rojstva (*)
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Materni jezik(i)
Drug(i) jezik(i)
JEZIK
Samoocenjevanje
jezikovnih znanj
Evropska raven
RAZUMEVANJE
Sluno
razumevanje
GOVORJENJE
Bralno
razumevanje
Govorno
sporazumevanje
PISANJE
Govorno
sporoanje
(**)
Ustanova podeljevalka
Obdobje
Evropska raven
(***)
Od
Do
JEZIK
Samoocenjevanje
jezikovnih znanj
Evropska raven
RAZUMEVANJE
Sluno
razumevanje
GOVORJENJE
Bralno
razumevanje
Govorno
sporazumevanje
PISANJE
Govorno
sporoanje
(**)
Ustanova podeljevalka
Obdobje
Evropska raven
(***)
Od
Do
JEZIK
Samoocenjevanje
jezikovnih znanj
Evropska raven
RAZUMEVANJE
Sluno
razumevanje
GOVORJENJE
Bralno
razumevanje
Govorno
sporazumevanje
PISANJE
Govorno
sporoanje
(**)
Ustanova podeljevalka
Obdobje
Evropska raven
(***)
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Od
Do
6.2
1.1
Bralno
razumevanje
Govorno sporazumevanje
Govorno
sporoanje
Pisno sporoanje
Razumevanje
Govorjenje
Govorjenje
Pisanje
Sluno razumevanje
A1
A2
B2
B1
Pri poasnem in
razlonem govoru
razumem
posamezne pogosto
rabljene besede in
najosnovneje
besedne zveze, ki
se nanaajo name,
na mojo drui no in
neposredno
ivljenjsko okolje.
Razumem besedne
zveze in pogosto
besedie, ki se nanaa
na najbolj temeljne rei
(npr. najosnovneji
osebni in druinski
podatki, nakupovanje,
neposredno ivljenjsko
okolje, zaposlitev).
Sposoben/sposobna
sem ujeti gla vno misel
kratkih, jasno
oblikovanih sporoil in
obvestil.
Razumem
posamezna pogosto
rabljena
poimenovanja,
besede in preproste
povedi, npr. na
obvestilih, plakatih in
v katalogih.
Sposoben/sposobna
sem brati zelo kratka,
preprosta, vsakdanja
besedila, kot so
reklame, prospekti,
jedilniki in urniki. V njih
znam poiskati natanno
doloen, predvidljiv
podatek. Razumem
kratka in preprosta
osebna pisma.
Znam se preprosto
pogovarjati, e je
sogovornik
pripravljen svoje
izjave ponoviti
poasneje ali jih
pojasniti in e mi je
pripravljen pomagati
pri izraanju misli.
Znam postavljati in
odgovarjati na
preprosta vpraanja,
ki se nanaaj o na
trenutne potrebe ali
splone teme.
Sposoben/sposobna
sem se sporazumevati v
preprostih situacijah,
kadar gre za
neposredno izmenjavo
informacij o splonih
vsakodnevnih stvareh.
Znajdem se v krajih
druabnih pogovorih,
eprav ponavadi ne
razumem dovol j, da bi
se lahko samostojno
pogovarjal -a.
Uporabljati znam
preproste besedne
zveze in povedi, s
katerimi lahko
opiem, kje ivim, in
ljudi, ki jih poznam.
C1
C2
Razumem dalje
govorjenje in
predavanja in sem
sposoben/sposobna
slediti celo bolj
zahtevnim
pogovorom , pod
pogojem, da je tema
dovolj splona.
Razumem veino
televizijskih poroil in
oddaj o aktualnih
zadevah. Razumem
veino filmov v
standardnem jeziku.
Berem i n razumem
lanke in poroila, v
katerih pisci
zastopajo doloena
stalia ali poglede.
Razumem sodobno
literarno prozo.
Sposoben/sposobna
sem se precej tekoe
in spontano izraati,
tako da se brez vejih
teav sporazumevam
z rojenimi govorci.
Lahko se vkljuim v
razprave o splonih
temah in z
utemeljitvami
zagovarjam svoje
stalie.
Sposoben/sposobna sem se
tekoe in naravno izraati, ne da
bi pri tem preve oitno iskal -a
primerne izraze. Jezik znam
uporabljati uinkovito in
prilagodljivo tako v dru abne kot
tudi poklicne ali une namene.
Znam natanno izraati svoje
misli in poglede ter svoj prispevek
spretno povezovati s prispevki
drugih.
Jasno in natanno
znam opisati mnogo
stvari s podroij, ki
me zanimajo.
Razloiti znam svoj
pogled na doloen
problem in podati
prednosti in
pomanjkljivosti
razlinih monosti .
Pisati znam jasna in
natanna besedila v
zvezi s tevilnim i
temami in vpraanji,
ki me zanimajo. Pisati
znam eseje ali
poroila, v katerih
moram podati
informacije ali
zagovarjati oziroma
zavraati doloena
stalia. Pisati znam
pisma, v katerih
moram poudariti
pomen doloenih
dogodkov in izkuenj.
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6.3
Personal Details
Melanie Henderson
Date of birth
3.11.1978
Education
1997 - present
Degree in French and Film Studies, University of London
Degree performance to date: 2.1
Specialist subjects: British Cinema, The Narrative Technique
1992 - 1997
Royal Latin School, Aylesbury
4 A Levels: French (8), German (C), English (B), Film studies (A)
7 GCSEs: French (A), German (A), English (A), History (B), Art (A), Maths (8),
Economics (8)
Work experience
1999
Information Officer, Futuroscope, France
Responsible for dealing with enquiries in a busy office, responding to 2,000 enquiries a
week. This demonstrated my ability to retain a professional approach and a sense of
humour while working under pressure.
1998
Customer Services Assistant
Provided support for customer enquiries. Dealing with customers' complaints
demonstrated my ability to remain calm under pressure. Explaining complex issues
simply and clearly helped me to develop my communication skills.
Positions of responsibility
In my final year at school, I helped organise a careers fair for all final year students.
Skills
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel Spreadsheets Working
knowledge of French and Italian
Current clean driving licence
Interests
Travel: I have travelled extensively and independently in Europe.
Music: I play the guitar in a semi-professional band and have done a number of 'gigs' for
school and student clubs.
Referees
Hamish Roberts
(Tutor at University of London) 17
Woodland Avenue
Oxford
OXll 7GGR
Richard Gayle
(Customer Services Manager/DAT)
31 Pleasant Street
London
Sb8 3LSR
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6.4
MY QUALIFICATIONS
Five years in-depth accounting experience.
Results achieved in reducing costs and
improving inventory control for three years,
responsible for administration of staff of 5
individuals.
Proven excellence in ongoing oral and
written communication with clients and
staff. Developed and presented operational
procedures and accounting manuals.
Experience in day-to-day processing of
complex accounting system. This includes
generating input and analyzing output.
Updated existing system to provide greater
operational flexibility.
(Next Step)
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6.5
RESPONSIBILITY
The ability to set goals and priorities in work and personal life;
The ability to plan and manage time, money and other resources to achieve goals;
Accountability for actions taken.
ADAPTABILITY
A positive attitude toward change;
Recognition of and respect for people's diversity and individual differences;
The ability to identify and suggest new ideas to get the job done - creativity.
TEAMWORK SKILLS
WORK WITH OTHERS
Understand and contribute to the organization's goals;
Understand and work within the culture of the group;
Plan and make decisions with others and support the outcomes;
Respect the thoughts and opinions of others in the group;
Exercise "give and take" to achieve group results;
Seek a team approach as appropriate;
Lead when appropriate mobilizing the group for high performance.
ACADEMIC SKILLS
COMMUNICATE
Understand and speak the languages in which business is conducted;
Listen to, understand and learn;
Read, comprehend and use written materials, including graphs, charts and displays;
Write effectively in the languages in which business is conducted.
THINK
Think critically and act logically to evaluate situations, solve problems and make
decisions;
Understand and solve problems involving mathematics and use the results;
Use technology, instruments, tools and information systems effectively;
Access and apply specialized knowledge from various fields (e.g., skilled trades,
technology, physical sciences, arts and social sciences).
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APPENDIX
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6.6
REVISION
1.
Translate:
a) ob 14.00
b) pred pol ure
c) med 18. in 20. uro
d) po 14. uri
e) med sestankom
f) tono
g) za veliko no
h) 29. januarja
i) 2007
j) ob koncu feb.
k) na opovi 15
l) v 3. nad.
m) v sejni sobi
n) brez zamude
o) v Celju
2.
Answer:
a) What's the time?
b) What's the date today?
c) What's the day today?
d) What do you do?
e) Where do you work?
f) How long have you been working here?
g) What are you doing at the moment?
h) How are you?
i) What is your citizenship?
j) Where do you come from?
3.
Write at/on/in
Too many words:v vsakem stavku je ena beseda odve. Poiite jo.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.
To Paris.
Our main French client.
To discuss prices.
On Monday.
Two days.
By train.
On Tuesday.
7.
Peter Brown and his colleague Anna work for Euro Hotels. They................ (visit) the
Canary Islands next month for a four-day business trip.
They ........................( arrive) in Grand Canaria at 10.15 a.m. and ......................(give)
presentation on the company's plan to local managers in the afternoon. On day two
Peter .................... ( travel ) to Tenerife and ................... (visit) the company's hotel
there. Anna ....................... (not accompany) him.
8.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
9.
Explain:
c/o
Attn.
a.m.
cc
encl.
j) OSCE
VAT
R.S.V.P.
i.e.
e.g.
Translate:
exchange rate
unemployment rate
interest rate
a fare
signature
to sign
10.
contract
most convenient
premises
a break
to remind
Translate
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Write at/on/in
1. Goodbye! See you ....on.........Friday.
2. Where were you ..................28 February?
3. I got up....................8 o'clock this morning.
4. I like getting up early ............. the morning.
5. My sister got married.....................May.
6. Diane and I first met ...............1979.
7. Did you go out.....................Tuesday?
8. Did you go out.....................Tuesday evening?
9. Do you often go out.....................the evening?
10. Let's meet......................7.30 tomorrow evening.
11. I often go away.........................the weekend.
12. I'm starting my new job...........................3 July.
13. We often go to the beach........................summer.
14. George isn't here...............the moment.
15. Julia's birthday is .........................January.
16. Do you work ............................Saturdays?
17. The company started.............................1969.
18. I like to look at the stars........................night.
19. I'll send you the money.........................the end of the month.
12.
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
13.
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c
d
e
f
g
h
14.
Ana in Bojan meet in a bar. Bojan usually says the wrong thnig. Correct his
mistakes.
ANA:
BOJAN:
ANA:
BOJAN:
ANA:
BOJAN:
ANA:
BOJAN:
ANA:
BOJAN:
ANA:
BOJAN:
Good evening.
Good day.
How are you?
Terrible. I've got a bad cold and ...
It's my birthday today.
Congratulations.
Would you like a drink?
No, thank you. Coke.
With ice?
No, please.
Here you are. Cheers.
Bless you.
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6.7
MOCK EXAM
2) ............. night
6) ................ a meeting
3) ............. Thursday
4) ............. May 1
8) ................ 3 o'clock
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1)
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