ENGLISH LEARNERS

Try to add at least one or two of these words

active - willing - practical -rational - intuitive

diplomatic - helpful -communicative - tidy

adaptable - considerate - courteous - neat

understanding - attetnive to dteail

What is way your way of working.
Your ideal work environment.
Ideas you have come up with.
Are you willing to relocate?
How do you deal with conflictual situations ?
What is the trickiest situation you’ve ever been in and how did you deal with it ?
What is your ballpark figure concerning the salary you are after ?

BUSINESS Quiz

Business English language test.

Question #1 (1 point)

It was important that she did not.............her job because of incessant pressure.

                resign at

                resonate to

                resign from

                go for

Question #2 (1 point)

 .............is the period of your life after you finish your working life.

                Pension

                Retirement

                Retired

                The retirement

Question #3 (1 point)

 As a reward for good performance results she was given ...............

                a golden parachute

                an upgrade

                times off

                a promotion

Question #4 (1 point)

A .........accountant is someone who is qualified to check and validate  company accounts.

                top

                chartered

                renowned

                company

Question #5 (1 point)

 My salary before taxes also known as my .........income

                major

                gross

                brut

                basic

Question #6 (1 point)

 My company is downsizing and has asked me to take ...............

                Volunteer work

                voluntary work

                voluntary redundancy

                time away

Question #7 (1 point)

I can put this lunch on my ........account. My employer will pay for it.

                employer’s

                expense

Question #8 (1 point)

Duty ....... goods are luxury goods often bought in airports that do not cost as much because of a reduction in tax.

                freed

                less

                levied

                free

Question #9 (1 point)

 I..........the vacant position last week. I hope to hear from them soon.

                applied for

                responded for

                wrote for

                apply for

Question #10 (1 point)

Somebody who is employed by a company will receive a .............

                payroll

                pay-slip

                document

                bill of lading

Question #11 (1 point)

 The ............sheet is a statement that shows the value of the company assets and it’s debts.

                balance

                document

                accounting

                line

Question #12 (1 point)

 Barbara had a lot of important deadlines to meet so we ........ an intern to help her.

                took on

                take up

                taking in

                recruit

Question #13 (1 point)

The ........rate is the amount that shows what an average worker is to be paid  per hour.

                common

                going

                right

                good

Question #14 (1 point)

As our business is expanding, we are hoping to..........twenty graduates this month.

                recrute

                recruit

                employing

                hire up

Question #15 (1 point)

I was .............. when they downsized the company in the recession.

                laid off

                laid redundant

                lay off

                layered off

Question #16 (1 point)

 UK unemployment figures*

2017      2018

population 65,346,867   population 64,986,078

unemployed 4,476,865  unemployed 4,912,567

The number of people working .......however the population ........ a little.

* Figures are purely fictitious

                has risen, has dropped

                is rising, has fallen

                rose, has fallen

                is rising, is dropping

Question #17 (1 point)

 Current economic trends  seem to indicate that the .......rate will continue to rise across Europe.

                unemployed

                job

                unemployment

                working

Question #18 (1 point)

 A profit ........... is the difference between the amount of money that the company receives for a product and the amount which it has spent on it.

                tax loss

                line

                margin

                gain

Question #19 (1 point)

Petty...... is a small amount of money kept in the company’s office for buying cheap items.

                bank note

                cash

                money

                currency

Question #20 (1 point)

There are many candidates for the position ........Finance Director.

                as

                the

                for

                elected

4-8 POINTS PRE-INTERMEDIATE 9-12 INTERMEDIATE 13-16 UPPER INTERMEDIATE 17-20 ADVANCED

LOMEDIS PLACEMENT TEST B

LEVEL PRE-INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED

READING COMPREHENSION

Question #1 (1 point)

First contact with an influential person

What it comes down to is being able to talk to different types of people about all sorts of things. If you don’t seem interested or if you have nothing much to say then it can kill a conversation in a few minutes. “Ooh I must go and say hello to a friend I’ve just spotted, excuse me a moment” would be the sentence you might hear coming during some lifeless conversation. Here are the rules of making conversation: Find out about the other person’s hobby and let them talk about it. After speaking to someone who listened carefully, the reaction is positive “at last someone who is interested”. They will rate you as being patient, friendly and no doubt will be happy to talk to you again. The occasional nod or “yes absolutely” or even a chuckle or a smile can egg them on. Then keep up the conversation by adding to the same subject in a rational way, try to avoid being too off the wall; that is unless of course the conversation is a bit zany. You might meet a threshold of attention span and wish to break away from the situation so in this case have you business card at the ready in your top pocket. Spontaneously whip it out with a “nice meeting you” or then again “nice talking to you” and without further ado, off you go.

Which sentence best describes this text?

 This applies to every-time you meet a possible business contact.

 People in general like to meet someone who lets them speak.

 Business cards can help but spending time writing down your name is better.

 This will only match situations with people who are in a hurry.

Question #2 (1 point)

I was coming back from the Airport and a couple were nattering away, they didn't stop going on. In the beginning I thought it was......................... but then I remembered that I do that sometimes as well.

 amusing

 boring

 annoying

 confusing

Question #3 (1 point)

Which of the following four verbs is possible?

One answer only.

The first reaction to the riots was to................. .

 sort out

 deal with

 crack down

 stand for

Question #4 (1 point)

Con artists often try ..................... the mark with "get rich quick" schemes but this involves........................................from close friends and family who might know better.

 and bait, to keep him/her

 by baiting, keep him/her

 to bait, having kept him/her

 to bait, keeping him/her

Question #5 (1 point)

If looks do in fact matter, what does this rampant litter problem say about the state and its flagship city? The prevailing response might be that it reflects a careless disregard on behalf of the people who live here. But those leading the anti-litter fight note the problem runs deeper and speaks to the innate culture of Louisiana.

Research suggests litter has more to do with the place than the people, says Wesley Schultz, a psychology professor at California State University and Keep America Beautiful board member who studies litter. People are more likely to litter in dirty areas lacking trash disposals and less likely to litter in a clean space with nearby garbage cans.

“Some say people just don’t care, but that’s not what we find at all,” Schultz says. “Our estimates are about 15 percent of litter behavior is due to the person, which leaves 85 percent due to the context. Cities that are clean have made an investment in beautification and infrastructure that make disposal easy.”

Annie Ourso Landry article

Which of the following definitions explain what Rampant means.

 widespread

 everywhere

 everywhere and out of control

 out of control

Question #6 (1 point)

Giving up smoking is good.

Giving up hope is bad news.

Give it up for MC Hammer means.......

 stop listening to Hammer

 you need to give Hammer a break

 make some noise for Hammer

 You can't get enough of Hammer

Question #7 (1 point)

What does the trickle-down effect refer to?

 The way people abuse the system by never paying people.

 Communism benefits everybody from the top to the bottom of the social scale.

 Money does reach poorer people in spite of the fact that it is from wealth generation intended initially for making a few people wealthy.

 Society is biased towards making rich people rich whilst forgetting poorer people.

Question #8 (1 point)

HOAXES

It’s no hoax, Tim Bowen’s back with another look at these handy collocations!

A hoax is a dishonest trick. As such, it can be cruel, as in ‘The promise of a free holiday turned out to be little more than a cruel hoax’, elaborate, as in ‘It appears that we have all been the victims of an elaborate hoax’, or spectacular or gigantic, as in ‘The Piltdown Man turned out to be a gigantic hoax and one that fooled a large number of eminent scientists’.

The verb that mostly collocates with hoax is to perpetrate, as in ‘The letter was later found to have been a hoax perpetrated by pupils at the school’. Likewise, the noun perpetrator can be used to describe those behind a particular hoax, as in ‘Once it was established that the alleged incident was little more than an elaborate hoax, the search began for the perpetrators’.

Hoaxes can be revealed or exposed, as in ‘The hoax was only revealed after a series of bogus emails to the local newspaper’ or ‘He once exposed a spectacular hoax solely through publishing the transcripts of a series of phone interviews’.

Various kinds of hoaxes can be perpetrated, notably hoax bombs, phone calls, emails, messages and warnings, as in ‘It can sometimes be very difficult to identify a hoax email or a fake offer’ or ‘Hoax bomb warnings have to be taken seriously and buildings are often evacuated as a precaution’. The perpetrators behind such hoaxes often use telephone calls, as in ‘The emergency services waste a lot of time and resources dealing with hoax callers’.

Choose the sentence which is true.

 A hoax is just harmless fun without any pre-meditated consequence.

 Hoaxes never lead to prosecution

 A hoax can be harmless fun but it can also be serious and lead to terrible things.

 Hoaxes are never used to extort money from organizations

Question #9 (1 point)

Margaret Thatcher once said:

"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's ..................".

 finance

 money

 support

 patience

Question #10 (1 point)

Someone proposes to waive admission charges.

You should.......

 get your money ready

 celebrate because you are in for free

 get angry because they just hawked up the price

 raise your hand and make a sign

Question #11 (1 point)

A figure is a number.

A figure is a woman's shape: she's got a great figure.

To figure is to understand.

To figure out is to find a solution.

"Go figure" means that it's hard to................

 do

 imagine

 see

 get there

Question #12 (1 point)

Blablacar is a great way of getting somewhere, you can meet a lot of different types of people.....................................

 and it's a great way for savings

 who save money

 who drop you off and save you money

 who are into saving money

Question #13 (1 point)

Which statement is false.

 People who are tight aren't stingy.

 A bee can sting you so it's good to see a doctor.

 Stinging feelings in your hands can be appeased by putting your hands in cold water.

 Stinging nettles sting you and you should use a doc leaf.

Question #14 (1 point)

I am heading back to my crib, feelin' pretty wack cuz my dawg Donny gave me the 411 that one of the crew be talkin' 'bout bonin' out.

 This is talking about someone throwing the towel in.

 The person who is speaking is heading to his favorite haunt.

 The people mentioned can't know each-other very well.

 The situation seems to be good news.

Question #15 (1 point)

GAZUMPING

Not illegal and generally misunderstood; gazumping is a common (though unpleasant) tactic in the property ‘game’ facilitated by anomalies in the British legal system. Although the term is now mistakenly applied to anyone who outbids another person on a property (‘the other buyer gazumped me’, ‘we were gazumped’), in reality gazumping occurs when a ridiculously high, BUMPED UP bid is placed on a property with the condition that the property is then TAKEN OFF the market immediately (in Britain, properties usually REMAIN ON the market until contracts have been exchanged and the purchase becomes legally binding, usually 6-8 weeks into the process), only for the offer to be drastically reduced, or BROUGHT DOWN, moments before contracts are due to be exchanged. The buyer will threaten to PULL OUT of the deal unless the price COMES DOWN dramatically. Because the seller (the person selling the house) is often dependent on the sale to fund his or her purchase and ............................................, he or she will usually (though unwillingly) accept the lower bid. As some estate agents in Britain act on behalf of (or have close ties with) ruthless property developers, this practice is still common. The estate agent is sometimes (though not always) the ‘middle man’ in this process and (because he or she is likely to receive a ‘bung’ or ‘backhander’ from the developer) can be extremely persuasive.

In the following possible answers which fits the blank space best?

 not wanting it FALL THROUGH

 is unwilling to see the sale FALL THROUGH

 of course wants to see it FALLING THROUGH

 hopefully it might FALL THROUGH

Question #16 (1 point)

HOTEL ROOM

client : "I've been in hotels all around the world and this one is frankly speaking just not good enough, the carpet is ..............

Front desk : "I am terribly sorry, please accept my apologies, I will have somebody come up to your room"

 scruffed

 scruffy

 shabby

 shambles

Question #17 (1 point)

To plug means many things.

What is a record plugger?

 A promoter

 a show stopper

 an engineer

 songwriter

Question #18 (1 point)

The con artist has to BUTTER UP the mark by STRIKING UP a close, trusting and intimate friendship.

Which sentence means the above?

 The confidence trickster must be chummy with the victim to be.

 The victim is most likely to be a friend prior to becoming close to the con artist.

 Con artists try to keep the victim at distance.

 It's preferable to be nice but never flatter the victim

Question #19 (1 point)

Wide width ............

Strong strength strengthen

High height heighten

Long length lengthen

Deep depth .....................

 widthen,deepen

 widen,depthen

 widen,deepen

 widen,depthen

Question #20 (1 point)

I had my doubts when I first met him, but he's .....................a very nice person.

 currently

 rather

 actually

 now

4-8 POINTS PRE-INTERMEDIATE 9-12 INTERMEDIATE 13-16 UPPER INTERMEDIATE 17-20 ADVANCED

1.

To get (obtain)

To get the VAT back

To get (understand)

I understand a little English

To get (choose)

Can I get an orange juice

To need

I need to get your name, company name, telephone number and VAT number

——————

2.

Get - (obtain)

Get- (arrive)

What time do you get to Aubervilliers

I get here at 2 PM

——————

Get - (complete a task)

I need to get you to fill in a form

I need to get your VAT number

Threshold (limit-plafond)

Ex-works

CIF cargo insurance freight

DDP delivered duty paid

DDU delivered duty unpaid

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3)

The box is here

I can get you 20 pieces

Box 02852

I can get you this reference in five weeks

Can I get your details please?

Can I get your company name?

Can I get your name?

Can I get your VAT number?

Can I get your telephone number?

4)

The Client collects the box himself

I can get it myself

You can get it yourself

He can get it himself

She can get it herself

We can get it ourselves

You can get it yourselves

They can get it themselves

David: Hey so thank you for coming today for the interview first of all I'd like to introduce myself.

My name is David Palmer and I am the human resources manager.

I've seen your CV, I've studied it I've noticed quite a few very interesting things.

I'd like you now to tell me a little bit about yourself.

John: Yes well, I would say I'm very interested in applying to work for BFY, as I know all about your company and I've been working in IT for 19 years now. when I first joined Alcatel back in the late 90s, I was working in networks, routers and then I got into a job which took me into the field of fiber optics  but then 4G arrived.

David: Oh that's interesting do go on.

John: yes so I realize that BFY was getting a head start on for 4G because of your work with Siemens. I find it of particular interest because I speak fluent German and I sent you my CV because I think your company has everything that I need to grow and of course obviously my abilities will be of great benefit to you because I've learned a lot of different things and I've worked in a lot of different teams.

David: So you're not opposed to the idea of traveling then.

John: Well my wife Susan actually works in IT as well and both our children have grown up and are in University now. So we have a lot more time to ourselves for our careers and I actually relish the idea of traveling and meeting different people. So it would be great for me.

David: How would you position yourself in a team? Would you be more into the idea of being left a certain amount of autonomy or would you like to be in close contact with your line manager?

John: Last year I worked in Abu Dhabi and I was actually on my own for four months. I was commuting from the hotel to the site and  I was liaising in a very poor level of Arabic with two engineers.  We did have some other engineers who spoke very good English but I was referring back to my manager in Guilford on an almost hourly basis by email.  Also of course by conference call every couple of days and we did have a couple of head to head meetings.  The moment that I had a major problem and I needed to chat with him, he got on a plane to come over.  I am incredibly autonomous yet I don't like taking huge decisions on my own so therefore I do prefer to have some back up from the team.

David: OK that's fine well look I'm not gonna go through your hobbies at this stage because I think it can wait, we're going to go and have a look around the plant now so did you want to ask me anymore questions just before we set off ?

John: well I did have a couple questions the first one was for the position will it be a full-time contract mmm and how long is the trial period? And also of course the salary package I mean I saw it was advertised it's €47,000 but does that include a car and also how many weeks holiday will I be getting?

David: Let's discuss that while we walk around.

John: thank you.

1) What have you done this week?
This week, I have been working on the project you requested.

2) What progress have you made and which achievements have you accomplished?
I have compared reports and analysis of each firm, and I have made a presentation on a PowerPoint. I need to confirm my ideas with my co-workers.

3) What have you noticed this week in your working team?
I have noticed that the workload has increased, so it was a bit hard to manage the personal and work life. It is worth noting that there were a lot of us on this project.

4) Have you enjoyed working on this project and what has it brought you?
Yes I have, I enjoyed every moment and aspect of it. I have learned a lot by working with a large number of people, on a specific topic.

5) What are the difficulties you have encountered during this week? Which skills do you reckon you have to work on?
It was sometimes hard to work with so many people, and reach a joint decision. I have to work on my patience skills and be a stronger leader.

6) I would like to help you progress and develop your personal capabilities. The purpose is to strengthen your weaknesses and improve your strengths. Maybe you have suggestions on what we can change for you to feel more confortable?
It will be a good idea to divide the work in smaller groups before putting everything in common.



Sharon Sroussi
Maya Laure
Dauphine Master 1

To get 

I need to get somebody to help me
To get = to obtain
I must get some money out somewhere, where is the nearest cash distributor?
I get enough money to pay my bills
Where do you get your shopping? I usually get my shopping at Tesco
Where did you get your glasses? I got my glasses in Optic 2000.
- To get about / around

- to get across
- to get along: copiner I get along with my bank manager
- to get round
- to get at
Do you know what he was getting at when he said there was trouble on the horizon?
- to get away: partir
I got away from my job at six thirty
- to get away with not paying
- to get back
Let’s get back to original point
- to get behind 
- to get on

- to get on with
I get on with lot of people
- to get through
- to get through to people

We are getting to the end
- to get up
- to get up to
What are you getting up to? 

- to get : obtenir (money…)
- to get : devenir + adj (lucky / fat / successful)
- to get done : to get + passé

To get away with

 to get away with

This means that you can do something and you won’t have any problems because of it 

 I think if you wear this dress with the shoes it’s not really ideal but you could get away with it if you don’t wear any terrible jewellery.

To go into

 to go into

For example to develop an idea

To go into detail

 to go into detail

To give more information about something

So this idea was mine and I first approached a manufacturing company and I asked them to give me a price and without going into detail I decided to work with them because they were reasonable concerning price.

To put off

 to put off

This means to cancel meeting for example we decided to cancel the meeting we decided to put off the meeting until next week.

Do you mind not eating while I’m working because it’s putting me off my work

 do you mind not eating while I’m working because it’s putting me off my work

To put off means to distract so when children do the homework they shouldn’t play on the phone because it can put them off.

To put down to something

 to put down to something

We find the reason why this happened is this

Line why this happened is this

For example we can put the problem down to the noise

We can put the problem down to the cost

Phrasal verbs part 2

Come on – you are welcome

Come on - make an effort

Come on – you are making progress

On

What is on

What is on the agenda

What is on the TV

I’ve got a lot on my plate

I haven’t got enough clothes on

The project is on

You’re on

It’s your turn now you’re on

Up

To give up – to stop

I want to give up eating so much

Keep from -To keep somebody from stealing money

To keep people from entering your home

To keep people from accessing your personal details

To keep people from getting access to your settings

Keep out – to block

To look out - To see what’s happening

Up – completely

To mess up

Over - to another side

To pull over – to move your car to the side of the road

Two Dash moving

To run to somebody – to ask advice down – without uncertainty

To settle down – to become relaxed

To sit down - to be on a chair

Just stick with two decide to follow

To stick with the option



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Siret: 48979240800051

Different tenses in English

Do you like the restaurant? Present simple – regular – repetitive situations – stative verbs I feel, I think, I like

What are you doing next week? Present continuous – temporary situations – ongoing projects - at the moment or at this time

What have you decided to do? Present perfect simple – recent results - this week, this month, this year, recently

Have you been working on the project a lot? Present perfect continuous – recent actions – this week, this month this year today recently

What did you do? Past simple – finished action with a date and the time – I left home at 8:30 – yesterday, last week, month year

What were you doing when I called you? Past continuous long lasting action in the past – yesterday, last week, last month, last year

What time does your flight get in? Present Simple- this is for the future, train or a plane arriving - later today, this afternoon.

Where are you going to stay? Future for a plan which has already been concluded – anytime in the future

What will you do if it breaks? 🌝Conditional used for decision making in probable situations – if it doesn’t work what will you do?

What would you do if you broke?🌧 conditional used for less probable situations and also for using “vouvoie”

What would you have done if you had broke ? Conditional talking about regrets and when you were lucky – if I hadn’t closed the window it would have been wet on the floor

Correct questions

1) use of past tense for

A (politeness) Did you want help?

B (showing flexibility) Was thursday the day you wanted for the delivery?

2) Triumverate (3) questions -to not ask the same type of question all the time

a)  did you want ?

b) were you planning to....?

c) Have you got...

3) Leave pauses so that the other person can speak

a) Maybe you could tell me what .......

b) Did you find any points interesting?

4) Can and could for what you propose

a) Can - when it is easy

b) Could - when it is difficult

5) May and might for things you can’t control.

a) The train may be expensive

b) It might rain.

Remember: Use the past to be polite...

Could you help me please?

Did you want a copy of the catalogue?

Were you planning to travel by plane or coach?

Rodney Prosser  

Personalities

AUXILIARY VERBS

To do

To be

To have

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The verb do is used with verbs that are not:

Passive :​​ The part was made by a manufacturing company in Corbeil Essonne.  X

Present Perfect :​The client has not paid invoice for the moment. X

Present continuous:​We are still waiting for the parts to arrive from the supplier.      x

DO

I do not need any help

You do not need my help

She does not need your help

He does not need your help

It does not need any food 🐶

We do not need any money

You do not need any money

They do not need any money

WORK SITUATION

Do you know the dimensions of the pipe?

Yes it is 80 mm.

Do the cables need cable trays?

Yes they do

Does the compressor go up to 100 bars?

No it doesn’t, it goes up to 21 bars.

Do you have a ceramic bracket for the housing for the cable?CARTER

No we don’t, we need to buy another one.

HAVE

PRESENT PERFECT

I have finished the installation

You have worked a lot today

He has tested the cables

She has driven a lot of different vehicles

It has not rained this week 💦

We have spoken to the supplier

You have worked very well

They have been here for two weeks

WORK SITUATION

I have created a model

I have transformed the box for the test

We have received the modified parts

John have connected the senses to a monitor

We have created an environment for the test we have a variant temperature of -22+22°C.    

We have assembled the apparatus

We have proceeded with the test

We have filled the compressor with

We have emptied the compressor

We have measured the readings

We have checked the pipes for leaks

We have wrapped the pipes in lagging to stop any temperature loss

We have taken apart the pipes to check for any defects

QUESTIONS

🧟‍♂️

Have I given you everything you need ?

🧛🏽‍♂️

Yes thank you I have received everything and if I need any instructions about anything I haven’t understood I will call you.

👷🏽‍♂️

Have you finished the experiments yet?

🕵🏼‍♀️

No we haven’t finished them, we have had a few problems.

HAVE GOT

I have got some tools

You have got instructions

He has got authorization

She has got some documents

It has got flashing lights

We have got a contract

You have got no manners 🐷

They have got a lot of problems

Have you got the parts?

Have you got the dimensions?

Have you got authorization to use this machinery?

Has the airbag got special stitching?

Has the van got a special lock up for the tools?

Have we got authorization to park the van?

Has the compressor got a capacity of 20 m³

Have you got an email address please

Have you got the car keys please?

Have you got any questions?

Have you got a Navigo?

Have you got a hotel reservation?

Have you got your passport?

BE

PASSIVE

I am authorized to carry out this test

You are authorized to carry out this test

He is authorized to carry out this test

She is authorized to carry out his test

It is authorized to enter the shop because it is a guide dog

We are authorized to carry out this test

You are authorized to carry out this test

They are authorized to carry out this test

WORK SITUATION

The machine was assembled in Bondoufle

Was the compressor checked?

Was Valerie informed about the change in the planning?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am waiting

You are waiting

He is waiting

She is waiting

It is waiting

We are waiting

You are waiting

They are waiting

WORK SITUATION

There are people waiting for lunch

At the moment what I’m doing is I am selecting the right key to make your key for you. I need to have the template. What I am doing now is I’m looking for the right template with the reference number of your key. 

Now I’m checking the number of keys that you need and I see you need three keys so now I am cutting the first key and I just have two more to go.

ICE CREAM PARLOR 🍦

Have you got any chocolate flavor?
I haven’t got any.
I haven’t got any, I’m clean out of chocolate.
Have you got any lemon ice cream?
I haven’t, I’m afraid I am clean out of lemon flavor as well.
Have you got any vanilla?
Yes how many dollops would you like?
Two please.

CHANGING MONEY💶
Hello can you give me this in dollars please?
Yes I can but I’m sorry I’m clean out of $50 notes I can give you it in 10’s if that’s ok!

CHESS GAME 🤓
We can see a man and a woman sitting at a table, there’s a chessboard of chess pieces. The man thinks she has won. The man is stumped, he is clean out of moves.

The woman is a way better player than the man.

OTHER EXPRESSIONS

 SELLING A GUITAR 🎸

The price you are proposing is way lower than what I need for this guitar.
You must propose a higher price otherwise you’re wasting my time and yours.

INJURED PATIENT ☹️
We can see a woman propping up a man who is unable to walk.

 SHOPPING 👩🏽‍💼

She is pulling the shirt off the shelf.
She’s pulling the jacket off the rail, which is on a coat hanger she takes it off the coat hanger and tries it on.

ELEVATOR PITCH

1- Present Continuous
I'm working on a project that is..

2- Essential reason for existing

i) it is going to change the way people eat
ii) it will become widely known in the 24 coming months
iii) is currently really changing people's lives

3- Small competitive edge element

i) whereas most machines use electricity, this one runs on....
ii) Although it is true that...
iii) many people find that

"System D"
by Rodney Prosser