Lesson 3 November 5 Mise en Situation Professionnelles PDF

# Lesson 3 November 5 Mise en situation professionnelles ## I. Vocabulary ### To cope - We can say: to cope with or just cope. - Meaning: to handle stress and pressure. - Example: It wasn’t easy to cope with my parents’ divorce. - Jane coped with the heavy workload by prioritizing tasks and stayi...

# Lesson 3 November 5 Mise en situation professionnelles ## I. Vocabulary ### To cope - We can say: to cope with or just cope. - Meaning: to handle stress and pressure. - Example: It wasn’t easy to cope with my parents’ divorce. - Jane coped with the heavy workload by prioritizing tasks and staying organized. - You are going through a difficult emotional time, but you will cope. ## Idiomatic expression: ### A foot in the door or to get a/your foot in the door - Meaning: Gives people an opportunity to start doing something new, usually in an area that is difficult to succeed in. - Examples: - My internship allowed me to get my foot in the door for my career. - This isn’t the job you hoped for, but it will help you get a foot in the door. - I worked as a movie extra just to get my foot in the door. ## Document 1 Mise en situation professionnelle « Amazon Kindle paperwhite E-reader » ## Document 2 Making a pitch. Instructions. ### Answer the questions about your internship: 1. **What company did you do your internship with?** - Answer: I did my internship with [Company Name]. It is a company that works in [real estate/training/insurance/electricity retail]. 2. **What was your position during the internship?** - Answer: I was a Sales Representative. I helped with answering phones and selling services to customers. 3. **What tasks do you do every day?** - Answer: I answer phone calls, talk to customers, and explain the services we sell. I also help with emails and data entry. 4. **Do you enjoy working in this sector? What aspects of the job do you find most interesting or rewarding?** - Answer 1 (Elementary): “I like helping customers. It is nice to work in a team.” - Answer 2 (Pre-intermediate): “Yes, I enjoy the job. I like meeting new people and learning about how a business works. The most rewarding part is when I solve a customer’s problem.” ## Grammar. Future forms. - [https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b2/future-forms-expressing-future-time/](https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b2/future-forms-expressing-future-time/) - [https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/talking-about-future](https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/talking-about-future)