Learning logistics booster

React : 1.”We reached  deadlock  in the discussion” … .................................................................................................. deadlock -   A point in a discussion which takes you nowhere because people cannot reach agreement.    „  I think that merger will not work , you are trying  get leverage over us, aren't you? … ......................................................................................... Leverage – influence, impact, pressure „  Is the purchase doable/ plausible? „ … ............................................................................................ doable- manageable/ possible „ I don't think the array / selection/ range of your products is wide/ sufficient.” … .............................................................................................................. array – selection sufficient- enough 'We have run out of safety vests' … ........

Advice of payment advise - ? advice, advise – notify, notification Translate : We have a plasure in e nclosing our cheque for E 3672827 in payment of your invoice no. ….dated …... … ............................................................................................................ I have instructed my bank, today, to transfer E45467 to your account … ............................................................................................................ Could you please acknowledge the r eceipt ? … ............................................................................................................... We would like to inform you that we have arranged for a money transfer through our bank, that is ( i.e.) Fortis Bank …................................................................................................................................... Could you confirm the transfer has been made as soon as the c...

https://www.fluentu.com/blog/business-english/business-english-negotiation-phrases/ 1. Deadlock Explanation:  A point in a discussion which takes you nowhere because people cannot reach agreement. Example: “We reached  deadlock  quite early in the discussion, because they weren’t willing to listen to our arguments and they didn’t make any counter proposals.” 2. Leverage   Something that gives you power in a negotiation. Example: “The supermarket chain really wanted that land, but the owner didn’t give in easily. He had a lot of  leverage  because the position was ideal.” 3.  agenda.

A1 tests-  units 1-6 - Navigate Oxford  Grammar  1. She is/ are a new accountant. 2. This is a / an atlas. 3. These are a / - semi-trialers. 4. She is/ has 40 years old. 5. This / these is my office. 6. This is Mike and her/ his car.  7. This is car's Mike / Mike's car. 8. That / those are new printers? 9. You are from France/ Are you from France? 10. Mike have/ has a new bike. 12. My house is on/ in Rymarkiewicz Street. 13. They live/ lives in Berlin. 14. She writes/ write books for children. 15. They aren't / don't commute to work. 16. Do/ does she support your opinion? 17. She watch/ watches this new series.  18. There is/ are new helmets for our workers.  19. It is/ there is a new table in the office. 20. What is she/ her responsibilty? Vocabulary  1.Match the opposites old                                          ...

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