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CONTEXT
Read the text below. In most of the lines 3-23 there is one wrong word or word combination. Some lines, however, are correct.
· If a line is correct, put a tick (Ö) in the space in the right-hand column.
· If there is a mistake in the line, circle out the mistake and write the correct word in the right-hand column.
| Mr. Goldberg, returnedfrom Europe, was assigned by | returning | |
| the head steward to a table for two. Presently he was joined | (Ö) | |
| by a polite Frenchman who, before sit down, bowed, | ||
| smiled, and said, ”Bon appetit”. Not to be outdoing, | ||
| Mr.Goldberg rose, bowed, and said: ”Goldberg”. This little | ||
| ceremony was repeat at each meal for three days. The | ||
| Frenchmen always came late, always said, “Bon appetit”, | ||
| and his bewildering table companion always rose and | ||
| replied, “Goldberg”. On the four day, Mr. Goldberg | ||
| confided his perplexity to a man in the smoked lounge: “It | ||
| was like this, you see. This Frenchman says me his name - | ||
| Bon Appetit - and then I tell him mine. So we are | ||
| introducing. That’s fine. But why keep it day after day, | ||
| meal after meal?” “Oh, you don’t understand, | ||
| Mr.Goldberg,” replied another. “Bon appetit” is not his | ||
| name. He is merely to wish you a good appetite; he is | ||
| hoping that you have a pleasant meal.” “Ah, now I | ||
| understand,” exclaimed Goldberg. “Thanks for help me out | ||
| Now I’ll have to show him that I know that he means.” | ||
| That evening it was Goldberg who arrived late for dinner. | ||
| Before being sitted down he bowed ceremoniously and | ||
| said, “Bon appetit.” Whereupon the Frenchman rose, | ||
| smiled and murmured, “Goldberg.” |
Topics for the Power Point presentations:
1. The profile of a firm
2. The organisational structure of a firm
3. Types of businesses. (use 2.4.5)
4. The structure of the capital of a company
5. Types of securities
6. Financial derivatives
7. Mergers, takeovers & acquisitions
8. Ways to overcome the risk of a takeover.
9. Advantages and disadvantages of small businesses.
10. Advantages and disadvantages of corporations
11. The gearing of the company
12. A brief summary of the financial situation at MIE-Taiwan
13. The situation at MIE-Taiwan before took over the company
14. The situation at MIE-Taiwan after Tanaka started restructuring. The changes in the Organizational Chart of MIE, proposed by Tanaka
15. New product development
| Environment of Accounting |
AGENDA
| 3.1 | Lead-in | Prereading |
| 3.2 | Language input | Developing vocabulary |
| 3.3 | Background information | Environment of Accounting |
| 3.4 | Comprehension | Understanding the accounts Scanning |
| 3.5 | Speaking & Writing | Fill-in exercises |
| Language focus | Word-building: related forms | |
| Skills Focus | Financial Statements | |
| 3.6 | Dialogue 1 | Jobs in Accounting |
| Dialogue 2 | Tax accounting | |
| Reading for Cross-cultural Associations | Activities of Auditor General in Norway | |
| 3.7 | Case study & Role play 1 | A Difficult Time for Microcomtec Corporation |
| 3.8 | Grammar Back UpPractice with Nouns & their Determiners | RevisionPractice with Nouns & their Determiners |
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