Studijní materiál: Ospodářská angličtina 4 - úkol
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- Univerzita:Západočeská univerzita v Plzni
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- Podkategorie:Angličtina
- Předmět:Hospodářská angličtina
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- Poslední úprava:12.12.2013
Str. 78 - Vocabulary development, cv. 2
b. We already own 30% of the company’s shares and we intend to purchase at least another 20% in the coming year. buy up
c. The new subsidiary in Bahrain will be supervising our operations in the Middle East. looking after
d. It will be a difficult conference to organize. How shall we start doing it? go about
e. We will need some more time to reflect upon your proposal before we can give you an answer. think over
f. In her presentation she drew attention to some of the problems that the new project would involve. pointed out
g. One of our sales representatives will visit you next week. call on
h. This year the company has disappointed investors by announcing an unexpected loss. let down
Str. 79 - Practice
1. If I had been an assistant manager at Fashion World Clothing I would have earned £5.00 an hour.
2. If I had taken flight BD493 to Paris I would have arrived on time.
3. If I had sold my car in 1997, I would have got £10.000 for it.
4. If I had waited until 1999, I would have paid £975 for the PC instead of £1.500.
5. If I hadn’t sold my shares, I would have received dividends of 6.5 p in 1999.
Str. 83 - Writing
Indianapolis-based business software firm Interactive Intelligence on Monday reported higher profit in the third quarter on record revenue of $33.2 million.
The company earned $2.8 million, or 16 cents per share, in the period ended Sept. 30, up from $924,000, or 5 cents per share, in the third quarter a year ago. Revenue rose 10.4 percent over the $30.1 million Interactive Intelligence brought in during the year-ago period.
"Our positive results for the quarter came from growth in product and services revenue compared to last year, combined with continued expense management," said Interactive Intelligence CEO Donald E. Brown in a prepared statement. "During the quarter, we continued to compete well at the mid and upper ends of the market, having received two orders exceeding $1 million and an additional eight orders greater than $250,000."
b. We already own 30% of the company’s shares and we intend to purchase at least another 20% in the coming year. buy up
c. The new subsidiary in Bahrain will be supervising our operations in the Middle East. looking after
d. It will be a difficult conference to organize. How shall we start doing it? go about
e. We will need some more time to reflect upon your proposal before we can give you an answer. think over
f. In her presentation she drew attention to some of the problems that the new project would involve. pointed out
g. One of our sales representatives will visit you next week. call on
h. This year the company has disappointed investors by announcing an unexpected loss. let down
Str. 79 - Practice
1. If I had been an assistant manager at Fashion World Clothing I would have earned £5.00 an hour.
2. If I had taken flight BD493 to Paris I would have arrived on time.
3. If I had sold my car in 1997, I would have got £10.000 for it.
4. If I had waited until 1999, I would have paid £975 for the PC instead of £1.500.
5. If I hadn’t sold my shares, I would have received dividends of 6.5 p in 1999.
Str. 83 - Writing
Indianapolis-based business software firm Interactive Intelligence on Monday reported higher profit in the third quarter on record revenue of $33.2 million.
The company earned $2.8 million, or 16 cents per share, in the period ended Sept. 30, up from $924,000, or 5 cents per share, in the third quarter a year ago. Revenue rose 10.4 percent over the $30.1 million Interactive Intelligence brought in during the year-ago period.
"Our positive results for the quarter came from growth in product and services revenue compared to last year, combined with continued expense management," said Interactive Intelligence CEO Donald E. Brown in a prepared statement. "During the quarter, we continued to compete well at the mid and upper ends of the market, having received two orders exceeding $1 million and an additional eight orders greater than $250,000."