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2. You bump into a friend you haven’t seen for ages in the street – she
suggests a night out together next week.
A. You get out your diary to see what you’re doing next week, and make
an arrangement there and then.
B. You agree enthusiastically and promise to ring her tomorrow … and
then forget all about it!
3. To your surprise, you win £500 in a competition you took part.
A. You put the money in the bank towards the new car/ holiday/ computer
that you are saving up for.
B. You pay off a few debts, buy some CDs and some new clothes, take a
friend out for a meal to celebrate … and the money’s gone!
4. It’s the end of June. You have two weeks holiday from work at the
beginning of August.
A. You have already booked your holiday and are starting to plan what
clothes you need. You are planning various excursions and trips.
B. You’re thinking of going to Greece, but you haven’t decided yet.
You’re going to start phoning travel agents next week.
5. You have been given an important message for a friend.
A. You phone him immediately, in case you forget about it next time you
meet.
B. You’re sure to see him in the next few days – you’ll remember to tell
him then.
6. You are to be at a meeting in another town at three o’clock. You
know it’ll take you at least thirty minutes to get there.
A. You give an hour for the journey – that way you’re sure you won’t be
late. You’d like to have enough time to have a coffee and make a few notes
before the meeting starts.
B. You allow yourself twenty-five minutes and hope you don’t have any
problems on the way. If you are late, you can blame the traffic or the public
transport system!
7. You’re about to go on holiday. It’s eight o’clock the evening before.
Your friend is picking you up to take you to the airport at eight-thirty
tomorrow morning.
A. You’ve finished your ironing and packing. Now you’re going to have a
nice bath and an early night, so that you’re fresh for the journey tomorrow.
B. You throw a few clothes into the washing machine and go to a café
with a few friends. You’re going to pack after that.
3. Discuss the answers and read the conclusions in the Appendix. Are they
the same as your own conclusions?
Discussing: 1. How important is each of the following for showing a
person's status in an organisation? Give each one a score from 1 (not
important) to 5 (very important).
—a reserved parking space —having a secretary
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                2. You bump into a friend you haven’t seen for ages in the street – she
         suggests a night out together next week.
                A. You get out your diary to see what you’re doing next week, and make
         an arrangement there and then.
                B. You agree enthusiastically and promise to ring her tomorrow … and
         then forget all about it!
                3. To your surprise, you win £500 in a competition you took part.
                A. You put the money in the bank towards the new car/ holiday/ computer
         that you are saving up for.
                B. You pay off a few debts, buy some CDs and some new clothes, take a
         friend out for a meal to celebrate … and the money’s gone!
                4. It’s the end of June. You have two weeks holiday from work at the
         beginning of August.
                A. You have already booked your holiday and are starting to plan what
         clothes you need. You are planning various excursions and trips.
                B. You’re thinking of going to Greece, but you haven’t decided yet.
         You’re going to start phoning travel agents next week.
                5. You have been given an important message for a friend.
                A. You phone him immediately, in case you forget about it next time you
         meet.
                B. You’re sure to see him in the next few days – you’ll remember to tell
         him then.
                6. You are to be at a meeting in another town at three o’clock. You
         know it’ll take you at least thirty minutes to get there.
                A. You give an hour for the journey – that way you’re sure you won’t be
         late. You’d like to have enough time to have a coffee and make a few notes
         before the meeting starts.
                B. You allow yourself twenty-five minutes and hope you don’t have any
         problems on the way. If you are late, you can blame the traffic or the public
         transport system!
                7. You’re about to go on holiday. It’s eight o’clock the evening before.
         Your friend is picking you up to take you to the airport at eight-thirty
         tomorrow morning.
                A. You’ve finished your ironing and packing. Now you’re going to have a
         nice bath and an early night, so that you’re fresh for the journey tomorrow.
                B. You throw a few clothes into the washing machine and go to a café
         with a few friends. You’re going to pack after that.
                3. Discuss the answers and read the conclusions in the Appendix. Are they
         the same as your own conclusions?
                Discussing: 1. How important is each of the following for showing a
         person's status in an organisation? Give each one a score from 1 (not
         important) to 5 (very important).
                —a reserved parking space              —having a secretary


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