Quarterly test NLMK Individual 21 B2 2024/03/29 09:02:45 20240329_0902 Evgenia evfomchenkova@mail.ru 72 12 12.1 inc_drills/grammar_conditionals_selection_c1_01.csv 1 Grammar C1 - 01 Real, unreal and mixed conditionals 0 wasn't weren't hadn't been (wasn't|weren't) hadn't been 0 1 knew had known know knew knew 1 2 hadn't breached didn't breach don't breach didn't breach don't breach 0 3 would have bought would buy bought would have bought would have bought 2 4 invested had invested would invest had invested had invested 3 5 hadn't taken over took over take over took over hadn't taken over 0 6 were to be are will be were to be were to be 4 7 would understand would have understood understood would understand would understand 5 62.5 inc_drills/vocab_risk_management_b2_02.csv 2 Vocab B2 - 02 Risk management 0 sudden eruption of anger, war, disease, rebellion, etc outbreak outbreak 1 1 event which is unanticipated but which has very far-reaching consequences black swan black swan 2 2 prevent something from happening by taking action first pre-empt pre-empt 3 3 make less severe or harsh mitigate mitigate 4 4 accept an idea, to include embrace embrace 5 100 inc_drills/vocab_negotiations_selection_b2_03.csv 3 Vocab B2 - 03 Negotiations 0 person or thing that has the same position or function as sb/sth else in a different place or situation counterpart counterpart 1 1 situation in which all activity or movement has stopped standstill standstill 2 2 difficult situation in which no progress can be made because the people involved cannot agree what to do impasse -- 0 3 situation in a dispute or competition in which neither side is able to win or make any progress stalemate stalemate 3 4 most advantageous alternative course of action a party can take if negotiations fail and an agreement cannot be reached BATNA batna 0 60 1 Vocab B2 - 03 Writing (~150words x 2) How do you train people in negotiating?

What would happen to your business or professional reputation if you stepped down to pressure?

Why would you play down a sticking point in a negotiation?

When would you raise your eyebrows?

When did you last see a forced smile?

How do you make a good, first impression? How do you dress and behave?

]]> of people agree that the first impression is something really important. It is impossible to make the a first impression twice. There Here are some tips how to make a good first impression. First of all, you should be dressed appropriately. Different types of meetings assume call for a specific dress code. It can be a formal style for official meetings or coctail a cocktail one for evening parties. It would be difficult to make an impresson of a high level professional if your clothes is were inappropriate. Secondly, it is reasonable to behave in accordace to accordance with the situation. You should know and apply formal rules of behaviour in different situations as well as taking take into account national cultural differences. Finally, you should be open and sincire sincere. Be yourself and respect traditions of the sociaty society or environment you are in. -- Chatsonic -- (suggested answer generated by AI) https://writesonic.com/chat The excerpt contains several mistakes: Grammatical Errors: "Most of people" should be "Most people." Spelling and Typographical Errors: "impresson" should be "impression," "sincire" should be "sincere," "coctail" should be "cocktail," and "sociaty" should be "society." Lack of Clarity: The sentence "It is impossible to make the first impression twice" can be improved for clarity. Phrasing and Expression: The phrasing "be dressed appropriately" can be improved for better expression. Punctuation: The lack of punctuation at the end of some sentences affects the readability. Capitalization: "Different types of meetings" should not be capitalized. Here's a revised and improved version: "Most people agree that the first impression is crucial. You only get one chance to make a first impression. There are several tips on how to make a good first impression: Dress appropriately for the occasion. Different types of meetings require specific dress codes. For official meetings, a formal style is appropriate, while evening parties may call for a cocktail dress code. Inappropriate attire can undermine the impression you want to make, especially in professional settings. Behave in accordance with the situation. Understanding and adhering to formal rules of behavior in different situations, as well as being mindful of national cultural differences, is important. Be open and sincere. It's essential to be yourself and show respect for the traditions of the society or environment you are in." These changes aim to enhance the clarity, correctness, and overall expression of the original excerpt. ]]> 65