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  • Tell a colleague about your education and previous jobs.
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  • Tell a customer why your company is better than your competitors.
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  • Tell a new colleague about the rules and regulations for employees in your company.
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  • Talk about the disadvantages of air travel or describe a bad flying experience you have had.
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  • Arrange to meet a customer for dinner one evening next week.
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  • A friend is opening a new restauran. Give him/her ideas for advertising his/her business.
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  • Tell a friend about your company's present projects.
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  • A colleague from a sister company is staying for the weekend. Invite him/her to do 3 things in your town.
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  • Phone a supplier of printer paper to enquire about prices and delivery, and place an order.
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  • Your boss says you need to manage your time better. Suggest ways of doing this.
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  • Say how you think your company will be different 20 years from now.
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  • A customer calls to complain about a mistake you made. Deal with the complaint.
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  • Talk about your company's recent performance and trends in the market.
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  • Suggest to your boss ways for your company to improve the quality of its products or services.
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  • Describe 5 things your company does or could do to protect the environment.
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  • Talk about the advantages and disadvantages of looking for a job online.
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  • You'd like to work at home on certain days to improve your productivity. Negotiate the conditions with your boss.
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  • Recommend a product you like to a colleague and say why it's good.
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  • You have a visitor today. Welcome him/her in reception.
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  • Call a client to confirm a delivery. He/She isn't in their office.
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  • Introduce yourself to a partner and tell them something about yourself.
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  • You are visiting another company. Ask your host 5 questions about his/her department.
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  • You meet someone at a conference. Ask 4 questions beginning with 'How long...?'.
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