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What is the correct passive form of 'I cook lunch' in the present simple?
What is the correct passive form of 'I cook lunch' in the present simple?
- Lunch is cooking
- Lunch was cooked
- Lunch is cooked (correct)
- Lunch cooked
Which of the following represents the past simple passive form of 'I fix the car'?
Which of the following represents the past simple passive form of 'I fix the car'?
- The car fixed
- The car is fixing
- The car is fixed
- The car was fixed (correct)
Identify the correct tense used in the sentence 'Lunch is cooked'.
Identify the correct tense used in the sentence 'Lunch is cooked'.
- Present perfect
- Future simple
- Past simple
- Present simple (correct)
What is the correct active voice form for the sentence 'Lunch is cooked'?
What is the correct active voice form for the sentence 'Lunch is cooked'?
What tense is represented by the form 'was cooked'?
What tense is represented by the form 'was cooked'?
What does a marketing strategy entail?
What does a marketing strategy entail?
What is target customization aimed at achieving?
What is target customization aimed at achieving?
Which of the following best describes a marketing strategy?
Which of the following best describes a marketing strategy?
Why is target customization important?
Why is target customization important?
Target customization can be described as:
Target customization can be described as:
Who is said to be one of China’s richest men today, associated with Alibaba?
Who is said to be one of China’s richest men today, associated with Alibaba?
What is the primary function of the websites Alibaba and eBay as mentioned?
What is the primary function of the websites Alibaba and eBay as mentioned?
Where is Airbnb’s headquarters based?
Where is Airbnb’s headquarters based?
What do hotels not allow according to the content?
What do hotels not allow according to the content?
In what year was eBay created?
In what year was eBay created?
What are consumer preferences?
What are consumer preferences?
Which of the following best defines luxury brands?
Which of the following best defines luxury brands?
What does marketing strategy refer to?
What does marketing strategy refer to?
What is meant by product territories?
What is meant by product territories?
What is target customization?
What is target customization?
What is essential for building consensus in a conversation?
What is essential for building consensus in a conversation?
What must everyone do to participate effectively in the conversation?
What must everyone do to participate effectively in the conversation?
How should the opinions of participants be viewed in a group?
How should the opinions of participants be viewed in a group?
What is a misconception regarding group dynamics in reaching consensus?
What is a misconception regarding group dynamics in reaching consensus?
What is the consequence of one person dominating the conversation?
What is the consequence of one person dominating the conversation?
Which phrase indicates changing the subject?
Which phrase indicates changing the subject?
Which of the following phrases stays on track?
Which of the following phrases stays on track?
Which option represents a suggestion to change the subject?
Which option represents a suggestion to change the subject?
Which phrase would indicate remaining focused on the subject?
Which phrase would indicate remaining focused on the subject?
Which phrase suggests putting off a topic to discuss later?
Which phrase suggests putting off a topic to discuss later?
Flashcards
Consumer Preferences
Consumer Preferences
Things customers like or choose when buying products.
Local Goods
Local Goods
Products made or sold in a specific area, often favored by local customers.
Luxury Brands
Luxury Brands
High-end or expensive brands.
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Strategy
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Target Customization
Target Customization
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Product
Product
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Market
Market
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Customer
Customer
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Present Simple Passive
Present Simple Passive
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Past Simple Passive
Past Simple Passive
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Verb tense
Verb tense
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Passive voice
Passive voice
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Active voice
Active voice
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Changing the Subject
Changing the Subject
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Staying on Track
Staying on Track
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Meeting
Meeting
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Topic
Topic
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Phrases for Changing the Subject
Phrases for Changing the Subject
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Set up (Passive Voice)
Set up (Passive Voice)
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Charge a Commission (Passive Voice)
Charge a Commission (Passive Voice)
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Base (Passive Voice)
Base (Passive Voice)
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Allow (Passive Voice)
Allow (Passive Voice)
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Consensus Building
Consensus Building
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Equal Opportunity to Speak
Equal Opportunity to Speak
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Equal Weight of Opinions
Equal Weight of Opinions
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Respectful Dialogue
Respectful Dialogue
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Inclusivity in Conversations
Inclusivity in Conversations
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Study Notes
Unit Four: Global Markets
- The unit focuses on global markets.
Important Vocabulary
- Marketing: A broad term encompassing various activities.
- Domestic Marketing: Marketing within a single country.
- Global Marketing: Marketing across multiple countries.
- Elements of Global Marketing: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, and Process.
- Advantages of global marketing: Increased customer reach, new ideas, enhanced brand visibility, and business stability.
- Disadvantages of global marketing: Difficulty determining market viability, existing competition, inherent risks, and varying laws/standards.
Vocabulary: Global Markets PT. 1
- Global markets: An adjective and noun describing global business contexts.
- Collocations: Combining words for specific meanings, such as "consumer preferences," "local goods," and "luxury brands."
- Word building: The process of creating new words by combining parts.
Vocabulary: Global Markets PT. 2
- Multinationals: Companies operating across multiple countries, need to understand and adapt to various markets.
- Target market: The intended group of customers.
- Market analysis: Understanding the needs and preferences of a specific market to build a successful business plan.
- Customization: Adapting a product or service to meet the needs of specific markets.
Reading PT. 1
- The article discusses internet sites, including Alibaba, Airbnb, and eBay.
- Many individuals work with online platforms similar (or adjacent) to the sites mentioned.
- One study estimates that 1% of US adults earn income through such sites.
Reading PT. 4
- Provides examples of common e-commerce sites.
Reading PT. 3
- Covers details on e-commerce listings.
Video: Watching for Details PT. 3
- This section focuses on phrases used to change the subject or maintain a consistent train of thought.
- Changing the subject phrases are identified with the letter "C".
- Staying on track phrases are identified with "S".
Listening
- Focuses on the concept of consensus.
- Building consensus requires everyone participating in a discussion and taking into consideration each participant's opinion.
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