- •4 Franchising
- •3 In pairs, decide if the points below refer to (a) franchisees or (b) franchisors.
- •2 Read the text on the next page and compare your ideas with what she actually does.
- •3 Read the text again and decide if the following statements are true (t) or false (f).
- •1 Match the words from the text with their corresponding definitions.
- •2 Complete the following questionnaire using words from Vocabulary 1. Change the form of the words where necessary.
- •3 In pairs, interview each other. Suggest how your partner could manage his or her time better.
- •In a small village. Presentations.
- •Verb in brackets with the appropriate form of used to or be used to.
- •2 Write a short description of a typical day in your life, using used to, be used to and time adverbs. Try to show how your life today is different to what it was before.
- •2 Now listen to Janis talking about how to run a franchise successfully.
- •2 Complete the e-mail message using information from Speaking on page 42.
2 Now listen to Janis talking about how to run a franchise successfully.
What reasons does she give for paying particular attention to the following things?
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Preparation
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Management
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Money management
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Vision
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Faith
Speaking Work in pairs. Student A, read the franchise profile on page 156 and Student B,
read the one on page 161. Use the information to make a short presentation of the business to your partner, explaining how it operates and what investments are required from franchisees. When you have finished your presentations, compare the two franchises and decide which you would be most interested in and why.
Writing e-mail
The tone of an e-mail message can be like writing or speaking. If you are writing to someone you don't know then you should address this person as Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms X. You should keep the style of your message quite formal and finish with Yours sincerely or Best regards. However, if you are writing to a friend, you can start with Hi or Hello and write as if you were speaking to the person directly.
I You have decided to e-mail the International Franchise Association, a nonprofit making advisory organisation, for more information on the franchise that your partner told you about.
Look at the screen for sending an e-mail and match the labels to the corresponding sections.
a e-mail address of people you wish to send a copy of the message to
b key words that describe the message you are sending
c the text of your e-mail
Franchising
d the icon for transmitting your message
e the icon that allows you to include a file with your message
f e-mail address of people you wish to send a copy of your message to, without them knowing that it is a copy
g the icon for sending a message that you have received to another person
h the icon for sending an answer to a message you have received
i the address of the person you are writing to
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2 Complete the e-mail message using information from Speaking on page 42.