1. Aims 1st part: - More vocabulary 2nd part:
- Personality adjectives
- More about you
2nd part:
- Past Tenses and Making questions
- Jobs
Aims

2. Difference between client and customer
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Difference between client and customer

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What does client mean? The word client is a noun. A client is someone who engages the services of a professional.
In practice, client is usually reserved for someone who pays for highly specialized professional services, and engages an agreement.
Attorneys and accountants have clients because people and businesses engage them for their legal and financial services, respectively.

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What does customer mean? Customer is also a noun. It means someone who buys things from a store or other business, especially on a regular basis.
We can say library customers or users.

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Trick to Remember the Difference
There is a bit of overlap between client and customer because the nouns client and customer both refer to people who purchase things.
A client is obviously buying the services of an attorney or accountant, so, in some sense, he or she is a “customer.”
And customers can buy services instead of physical goods.

6. Difference between client and customer
At the risk of oversimplifying the difference,
Professionals like attorneys, accountants, lawyers, plumbers, freelance writers, accountants, and web designers have clients.
Retail stores like grocery stores and restaurants have customers.
If you can remember that custom means regular business, it should be easy to remember that a customer is someone who regularly shops at stores or other businesses.
Difference between client and customer

7. Difference between administrator, boss and manager
A manager is somebody who has a level of control and responsibility in a company or organization the manager would be responsible for making the salespeople’s schedule, organizing the store’s finances, training new salespeople, and resolving any problems among the employees.
Difference between administrator, boss and manager

8. Difference between administrator, boss and manager
The word boss simply refers to the person above you in the company hierarchy. Let’s say we have a company with:
President
Vice-president
Director
Manager
Employee
Difference between administrator, boss and manager

9. Difference between administrator, boss and manager
If you are the employee, then the manager is your boss. If you are the director, then the vice- president is your boss.
Your boss is the person supervising you, who may be responsible for evaluating your work or giving approval for certain decisions.
Difference between administrator, boss and manager

10. Difference between administrator, boss and manager
An administrator is a person who does administrative work (working with documents, paperwork, information and data, etc.) An administrator can also be a manager or boss if he or she is the leader of a team of employees… or an administrator can simply be a regular employee.
Difference between administrator, boss and manager

11. Vocabulary

12. Writing Practice in groups

13. Vocabulary Write definitions for the following adjectives Visionary
Creative
Practical
Motivating
Reliable
Vocabulary

14. Vocabulary Write definitions for the following adjectives
Visionary = person who shows foresight
Creative = have a lot of good ideas
Practical = are good at making things work
Motivating = encourage other people to work well
Reliable = do what they promise to do
Vocabulary

15. Observe the words for 1 m’

16. Judgemental
Controlling
Fussying
Worrying
Critical
Jealous
Manipulative
More Vocabulary

17. What are your personal qualities?
Creative - Sociable
Fit - Energetic
Punctual - Flexible
Practical - Reliable
Good communicator- Methodical Positive and Motivating encouraging
Stamina - Hard working
Judgemental
Controlling
Fussying
Worrying
Critical
Jealous
Manipulative

18. More about your

19. More about you and your jobs
Do you like to work alone, in team or with a partner?
Would you prefer to work at home, in an office or outside?
In meetings do you prefer not to speak much, to speak a lot, to be the chairperson?
Do you like your colleagues or boss to be intelligent, good- looking or funny?
More about you and your jobs

20. Taken from Market Leader
Revision and Practice of Present Perfect
Exercises pp. 113, 114, 115

22. Abilities vs Skills
Abilities are natural or inbuilt. For example the ability to run.
Skills are learned behaviours, hence somebody is required to do it well. For ex. they can practice and develop techniques, so that over time they may become an exceptional runner.

23. Strenghts and Weaknesses

24. What kind of What activities? What qualities?
A nine to five job
Work flexitime
What perks
Work overtime
Get promoted
What activities?
Controlling budgets
Delegating
Explaining things clearly
Making decisions
Persuading people
Prioritising
Solving problems
Working in a team
What qualities?
Creative - Sociable
Fit - Energetic
Punctual - Flexible
Practical - Reliable
Good communicator- Motivating
Methodical - Positive and encouraging
Stamina - Hard working
Skills and Others
Formal qualifications
Experience
Strenghts and Weaknesses
Kind of people you work well with
Skills : ex. able to /willing to deal with stress