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از قديسى پرسيدند: خشم چيست ؟! او پاسخ زيبايى داد : خشم مجازاتى ست كه
ما به خودمان ميدهيم، به خاطر اشتباه يكنفر ديگه .
از قديسى پرسيدند: خشم چيست ؟! او پاسخ زيبايى داد : خشم مجازاتى ست كه
ما به خودمان ميدهيم، به خاطر اشتباه يكنفر ديگه .
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چیزایی که بهت آسیب زدند رو فراموش کن
ولی هیچوقت درسی رو که بهت یاد دادند، از خاطر نبر
چیزایی که بهت آسیب زدند رو فراموش کن
ولی هیچوقت درسی رو که بهت یاد دادند، از خاطر نبر
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بهترین راه برای اینکه به بچه هاتون درباره مالیات یاد بدید اینه که 30 درصد از بستنی اون ها رو بخورید...
بیل موری
«ح جیمی»
بهترین راه برای اینکه به بچه هاتون درباره مالیات یاد بدید اینه که 30 درصد از بستنی اون ها رو بخورید...
بیل موری
«ح جیمی»
Business conversation
David: Hello, David Hopkins speaking.
Mike: Hello, this is Mike in sales. Could I speak to Frank please?
David: I'm afraid he's not available at the moment. Would you like to leave a message?
Mike: I'm calling to put off a meeting we had scheduled for this afternoon.
David: Just a moment, let me take this down. Could I have your name again?
Mike: Certainly, it's Mike Andersen.
David: Oh, hello Mr. Andersen. This is David Hopkins, we went through next months' shipping orders together last week.
Mike: Oh, yes. I remember. How are you doing?
David: Fine thank you. Now, you'd like to push back this afternoon's meeting.
Mike: Yes, if you could ask Frank to give me a call so we can work out another time.
David: OK. That's fine. Is there anything else I can pass on?
Mike: Well, if you could bring up the upcoming deadline we need to meet.
David: Certainly, I'll make sure he gets the message. Does he have your extension?
Mike: He should, but I'll give it to you just in case - it's 3478
David: 3478 right. I'll have him get back to you as soon as he gets in. Oh, I see Frank is in his office now, shall I put you through?
Mike: Thanks - and thanks for your help.
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David: Hello, David Hopkins speaking.
Mike: Hello, this is Mike in sales. Could I speak to Frank please?
David: I'm afraid he's not available at the moment. Would you like to leave a message?
Mike: I'm calling to put off a meeting we had scheduled for this afternoon.
David: Just a moment, let me take this down. Could I have your name again?
Mike: Certainly, it's Mike Andersen.
David: Oh, hello Mr. Andersen. This is David Hopkins, we went through next months' shipping orders together last week.
Mike: Oh, yes. I remember. How are you doing?
David: Fine thank you. Now, you'd like to push back this afternoon's meeting.
Mike: Yes, if you could ask Frank to give me a call so we can work out another time.
David: OK. That's fine. Is there anything else I can pass on?
Mike: Well, if you could bring up the upcoming deadline we need to meet.
David: Certainly, I'll make sure he gets the message. Does he have your extension?
Mike: He should, but I'll give it to you just in case - it's 3478
David: 3478 right. I'll have him get back to you as soon as he gets in. Oh, I see Frank is in his office now, shall I put you through?
Mike: Thanks - and thanks for your help.
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Business Conversation
Practicing a Presentation
Mike: Anne, can I run the new presentation by you?
Anne: Certainly, I'd love to hear some of the new concepts.
Mike: OK, here goes ... On behalf of myself and Sport Outfitters, I'd like to welcome you. My name's Mike Andersen. This morning, I'd like to outline our new campaign concepts that have been recently developed.
Anne: Excuse me, who was invited to this conference?
Mike: Our sales representatives from our branch offices were asked to come. I think a number of upper-management representatives were also invited.
Anne: That's good. Our marketing approach is going to be completely revamped.
Mike: And that's why we need everyone to be informed. So, I'll continue. You'll be given the background and I'll talk you through the results of some of our recent market studies.
Anne: How many surveys were completed?
Mike: I think about 100,000 were returned to the company. Our marketing team was very pleased with the response.
Anne: OK, continue...
Mike: The presentation has been divided into three parts. First, our past approach. Secondly, present changes that will be made. Thirdly, future forecasts ...
Anne: That sounds good.
Mike: If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. At the end of this presentation, a short advertisement will be shown to give you an idea of where we are going.
Anne: Good job Mike. I hope your graphics are being put together by Bob.
Mike: Of course they are, you know he's the best!
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Practicing a Presentation
Mike: Anne, can I run the new presentation by you?
Anne: Certainly, I'd love to hear some of the new concepts.
Mike: OK, here goes ... On behalf of myself and Sport Outfitters, I'd like to welcome you. My name's Mike Andersen. This morning, I'd like to outline our new campaign concepts that have been recently developed.
Anne: Excuse me, who was invited to this conference?
Mike: Our sales representatives from our branch offices were asked to come. I think a number of upper-management representatives were also invited.
Anne: That's good. Our marketing approach is going to be completely revamped.
Mike: And that's why we need everyone to be informed. So, I'll continue. You'll be given the background and I'll talk you through the results of some of our recent market studies.
Anne: How many surveys were completed?
Mike: I think about 100,000 were returned to the company. Our marketing team was very pleased with the response.
Anne: OK, continue...
Mike: The presentation has been divided into three parts. First, our past approach. Secondly, present changes that will be made. Thirdly, future forecasts ...
Anne: That sounds good.
Mike: If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. At the end of this presentation, a short advertisement will be shown to give you an idea of where we are going.
Anne: Good job Mike. I hope your graphics are being put together by Bob.
Mike: Of course they are, you know he's the best!
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شکست جزئى از زندگیه؛
اگه شکست نخورى هرگز یاد نمیگیرى؛
اگه یاد نگیرى هرگز تغییر نمیکنی!
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اگه شکست نخورى هرگز یاد نمیگیرى؛
اگه یاد نگیرى هرگز تغییر نمیکنی!
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اگه به کسی کمک میکنی
و انتظار داری چیزی در مقابلش بگیری،
داری تجارت میکنی، نه مهربونی...!
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و انتظار داری چیزی در مقابلش بگیری،
داری تجارت میکنی، نه مهربونی...!
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🤔 چه طور کورترین گره رو بزنیم😐؟؟؟
1️⃣مرحله اول:هندزفریتونو بذارید تو جیبتون
2️⃣مرحله دوم:یه دیقه صبر کنید
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1️⃣مرحله اول:هندزفریتونو بذارید تو جیبتون
2️⃣مرحله دوم:یه دیقه صبر کنید
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مردم از من می‌پرسند چگونه بعد از این که پاهایم را از دست دادم اینقدر مثبت هستم،
من از آن‌ها میپرسم شما که پا دارید چگونه انقدر منفی هستید؟!
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من از آن‌ها میپرسم شما که پا دارید چگونه انقدر منفی هستید؟!
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Business Idioms
Idiom Meaning Example
24/7 "24/7" means 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The convenience store on the corner is open 24/7.
a tough break When something unfortunate happens, it can be called a "tough break." It was a tough break for us when Caroline quit. She was one of our top performers.
ahead of the curve To be "ahead of the curve" means to be more advanced than the competition. We're investing a lot of money in research and development so we can stay ahead of the curve.
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Idiom Meaning Example
24/7 "24/7" means 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The convenience store on the corner is open 24/7.
a tough break When something unfortunate happens, it can be called a "tough break." It was a tough break for us when Caroline quit. She was one of our top performers.
ahead of the curve To be "ahead of the curve" means to be more advanced than the competition. We're investing a lot of money in research and development so we can stay ahead of the curve.
@englishlearninghome
englishmaster.hamid@gmail.com