Task 3. Put the verbs into the correct form.
Excuse me, you ______ (speak) English?
Rice _______ (not grow) in Britain.
The bank _________ (open) at 9 a.m.
Water _______ (boil) at 100 degrees cebtigrade.
I ________ (work) as a financial manager.
Present Simple sentence
S + V
I He
You + Verb She + Verbs
We It
They
They usually play football. She likes roses.
Present Simple negative
S + do not/does not + V
I He
You + Do not + Verb She + does not + Verb
We It
They
They usually do not/don’t play football. She does not/doesn’t like roses.
Present Simple question
Do + S + V
I He
Do You + Verb does She + Verb
We It
They
Do they usually play football? Does she like roses?
Task 4. Write an essay on theme “The importance of managing for finance”. (at least 150 words)
Task 5. Make a presentation about today’s topic.
Self study 11
Theme: Dealing with figures
Task 1. Read a report about recent performance of ScotAir, a large passenger airline. The words in bold describe different parts of the graph. Write the numbers in the correct place on the graph.
Task 2. Match a word on the left with the correct definition on the right.
Task 5. Write a report on given topic above. (At least 150 words)
Self study 12
Theme: Franchising
Stockbroker
Investors who want to buy or sell stocks, bonds, or mutual fund shares cannot actually trade in those items. They must work through registered traders or brokers, who set the complicated market machinery in motion to make a trade. Brokers charge a fee or commission for making trades. Some brokers also advise customers on which stocks to buy or sell. Brokers often help their customers plan an entire financial package that may include securities investments, life insurance, and other investments.
Other brokers may offer no services other than making the trade a customer orders. These brokers, called discount brokers, do not offer any advice. However, they do charge less for each trade
Brokers can act either for individuals or for institutions. An institutional broker carries out buy and sell orders for insurance companies, pension fund managers, and other organizations that invest millions of dollars.
While a college education is not a requirement for a stockbroker, it is becoming increasingly important. An understanding of how the stock market works is also necessary. Courses in business administration, economics, and finance are helpful. Good communications skills and a strong desire to succeed are also important. Most large firms train beginning brokers to help them pass licensing tests. The need for stockbrokers will remain strong because turnover is heavy in this highly competitive field.
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