2. Decide if the following expressions are more suitable for a FORMAL or INFORMAL situation.

3.  I’d like to introduce Mr. Sanchez.  Hi, I’m Simon.  How do you do?  May I introduce Miss Robinson.  Peter, meet Carlos. Carlos, this is Peter.  Nice to meet you.  Do you know Dave?  This is Maria Lopez. She’s our sales manager.  Pleased to meet you.

4.  I’d like to introduce Mr. Sanchez.  How do you do?  May I introduce Miss Robinson.  Peter, meet Carlos. Carlos, this is Peter.  Nice to meet you.  Do you know Dave?  This is Maria Lopez. She’s our sales manager.  Pleased to meet you.  Hi, I’m Simon.  Peter, meet Carlos. Carlos, this is Peter.

5. I'm a computer software consultant. I'm an accountant. I work for Telefónica I'm in marketing Always use a or an before a profession

6. . There are four main types of company: Private company limited by shares - Members' liability is limited to the amount unpaid on shares they hold. This includes those community interest companies (CICs) which are private companies limited by shares.

7. Private company limited by guarantee - Members' liability is limited to the amount they have agreed to contribute to the company's assets if it is wound up. This includes all RTM (Right to Manage) companies-, commonhold associations and those community interest companies which are companies limited by guarantee.

8. Private unlimited company - There is no limit to the members' liability. Public limited company (PLC) - The company's shares may be offered for sale to the general public and members' liability is limited to the amount unpaid on shares held by them. This also includes community interest public limited companies.

9. SOME PREPOSITIONS FOR, UNDER, IN, OUT, BY, WITH, ABOUT, OF...

10. 3Ibm/ distribution/production manager 3virgin atlantic/ secretary 2hitachi /accounts manager