- •Introduction
- •Part I unit 1 portfolio
- •1. Lead-in
- •Tomsk polytechnic university
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Tips for good e-mail style
- •3. Email Layout
- •Email samples
- •I nformal Formal
- •5. Guidelines
- •6. Writing styles
- •8. Task assignments
- •9. Additional Resources
- •Unit 3 employment correspondence
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Employment correspondence – guidelines
- •3. Application form- tips
- •4. Application form – sample (Weatherford)
- •5. Cover letters
- •7.1. Page format
- •7.2. Guidelines
- •7.3. Basic rules
- •7.4. Layout
- •7.5. Cover (prospecting) letter - sample
- •This cover letter is intended for the recipient only and is private communication not intended for forwarding.
- •7.6. Words and phrases
- •7.7. Exercises
- •8.2 Layout
- •8.3 Resume format
- •8.4 Resume sample alexey vasiliev
- •8.5 Resume software
- •8.6 Exercises
- •8.7 Additional resources
- •9. Self-assessment - cv (Curriculum Vitae)
- •10. Case study
- •Part II unit 4 poster presentation
- •1. Lead-in
- •3. Layout
- •5. Exercises
- •Unit 6 job interviewing
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Job Hunting
- •5. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •6. Exercises
- •7. Thank you letter
- •7.1 Thank you letter tips
- •7.2 Layout
- •7.3 Words and phrases
- •Unit 6 power point presentations
- •1. Lead-in
- •Designing an effective PowerPoint
- •Basic Rules!!!
- •Structuring your presentation
- •Classical model
- •5. Key phrases and words
- •Speech presentation
- •6. Additional resources
- •Teaching notes to individual units
- •II Writing Approach
- •Page Layout
- •Expression & Intonation
- •Emoticons, Smileys, and Body Language
- •3.6 Cover letter
- •3.6 Prospecting letter
- •1. Compile sentences using the following words. Don’t forget the word order in an English sentence.
- •What exactly is a poster presentation?
- •2. What exactly is the "presentation" part of a poster presentation?
- •3. What will the people viewing my poster be expecting from it?
- •IV. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •7.6 Thank you letter
- •Appendix I Proposal Presentation Criteria for Evaluation
- •Appendix II
- •Appendix III
- •Appendix IV
- •References
Appendix II
Emoticon |
Interpretation |
:-) |
Smiley face |
;-) |
Wink (light sarcasm) |
:-| |
Indifference |
:-> |
Devilish grin (heavy sarcasm) |
8-) |
Eye-glasses |
:-D |
Shock or surprise |
:-/ |
Perplexed |
:-( |
Frown (anger or displeasure) |
:-P |
Wry smile |
;-} |
Leer |
:-Q |
I don't understand |
:-e |
Disappointment |
:-@ |
Scream |
:-O |
Yell |
:-* |
Drunk |
:-{} |
Wears lipstick |
:﴾ |
Sad face |
:─] |
Very smiley face |
:─c |
Very unhappy |
:─X |
My lips are sealed |
:─P |
Sticking one’s tongue out |
:’─( |
Crying |
:─⁄ |
Skeptical |
:─o |
Surprised |
:─* |
Kiss |
O:─﴿ |
Angel |
:─Y |
Aside comment |
:─[ |
Very sad face |
(Jon Seely, Oxford Guide to Effective Writing and Speaking, Oxford University Press, 2005)
Appendix III
Initialism |
Meaning |
AAMOF |
As a matter of fact |
AFAIK |
As far as I know |
ASL |
Age, sex, location |
ATB |
All the best |
B |
Be |
B2B |
Business to business |
B4 |
before |
BFN |
Bye for now |
BCNU |
be seeing you |
BTW |
by the way |
c |
See |
CUL8R |
See you later |
eta |
estimated time of arrival |
etc. |
and the other ( et cetera) |
FAQ |
Frequently asked questions |
fax |
facsimile |
F2F |
Face to face |
F2T |
Free to talk |
FWIW |
for what it's worth |
FYI |
for your information |
GAL |
Get a life |
GR8 |
Great |
HAND |
Have a nice day |
H8 |
Hate |
HSIK |
How should I know? |
HTH |
Hope this helps |
i.e. |
that is (id est) |
IMHO |
in my humble opinion |
IMHO |
in my humble opinion |
IOW |
In other words |
JIC |
Just in case |
JK |
Just kidding |
KIT |
Keep in touch |
L8R |
Later |
MOB |
Mobile |
MSG |
Message |
MYOB |
Mind your own business |
N.B. |
remember (nota bene) |
NE |
Any |
NE1 |
Anyone |
NO1 |
No one |
OBO |
or best offer |
OTOH |
On the other hand |
PCM |
Please call me |
PLS |
Please |
PPL |
People |
P.S. |
after writing (post scriptum) |
R |
Are |
ROTFL |
rolling on the floor laughing |
RTFM |
Read the funny manual |
TIA |
thanks in advance |
TNSTAAFL |
there's no such thing as a free lunch |
TTFN |
ta ta for now |
TTYL |
talk to you later |
U |
You |
WAN2 |
Want to |
W \ |
With |
WKND |
Weekend |
WYSIWYG |
What you see is what you get |
X |
Extension |
XLNT |
Excellent |
XOXOX |
Hugs and kisses |
YR |
Your |
2 |
To, too |
2DAY |
Today |
2MORO |
Tomorrow |
2NITE |
Tonight |
4 |
For |
(Jon Seely, Oxford Guide to Effective Writing and Speaking, Oxford University Press, 2005)