商务英语写作 Lesson 8
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Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 2CUSTOMER:Excuse me,I bought this jumper here last week but I'm not satisfied.LI:Oh really?CUSTOMER:Yes.Look,the zip is broken,so I'd like a refund.LI: A refund?Well,have you got the receipt?CUSTOMER:No,but you can see by the label that I bought it here.LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.CUSTOMER:But that's ridiculous.I buy all my clothes here.I'm one of your best customers. LI:We don't give refunds without a pany policy.CUSTOMER:Oh!Well,that's the last time I buy anything in your shop!Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 3OFFICER:Excuse me,Madam.I'm the customer relations officer.Can I help? CUSTOMER:I bought this jumper here last week and I'm not satisfied with it. OFFICER:I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?CUSTOMER:Look,the zip is broken and the young lady says you can't give me a refund. MS LI:Well,it's company policy and...OFFICER:Thank you,Miss Li!Yes,the Zip is brokeI'm very sorry about that but I'm sure we can sort something out.CUSTOMER:I hope so.OFFICER:Now,without a receipt I can't give you a refund but I can exchange the jumper of I can give you a credit note.CUSTOMER:I see,well,I'll have a credit note,please.OFFICER:Fine.Just sign here,please.There we are.Once again,please accept our apologies.CUSTOMER:Thank you.OFFICER:Have a nice day.Miss LI!Come to my office,please.Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 41....I'm not satisfied with.It's broken....here last week and I'm not satisfied with it.It's broken.I bought this hairdryer here last week and I'm not satisfied with it.It's broken....wrong with it?...What exactly is wrong with it?...sorry to hear that.What exactly is wrong with it?I'm very sorry to hear that.What exactly is wrong with it2....it's damaged.I'd like a refund....here yesterday and it's damaged.I'd like a refund.I bought this radio here yesterday and it's damaged.I'd like a refund....I can give you a credit note....a refund but I can give you a credit note.I can't give you a refund,but I can give you a credit note.Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 6When we deal with complaints,it's important to treat them coolly and professionally no matter how difficult the customer isI once saw a sign in a shop in Australia that saidThe customer is always rightunderneath that it said,'He may sometimes be rude,stupied,badly dressed and aggressive but he is always right.'Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 1CUSTOMER:Excuse me,I bought this jumper here last week,but I'm not satisfied.LI:Oh really?CUSTOMER:Yes,look,the zip is broken,so I'd like a refund.LI:A refund?Oh,well,have you got the receipt?CUSTOMER:No,but you can see by the label that I bought it here.LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.CUSTOMER:But that's ridiculous.I buy all my clothes here.I'm one of your best customers. LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 4MANAGER:Miss Li,I am not satisfied with your work.LI:Oh dear.MANAGER:Yes,you nearly lost the store an important customer today.LI:But it's company policy...we don't give refunds without receipts.MANAGER:It is never company policy to be runds to the customers,Miss LiNow ,the customer relations officer is going to remind you of our complaints procedure and then you will return to the shop flooI shall be monitoring your work closely and I do not expect to receive any more complaints about you.Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 6Making complaints about products or services is not always easy.but the ability to make a complaint and get it dealt with satisfactorily is an essential skill for anyone in business.Thsi is not easy in a foreign language.If you are angry,you may make mistakes or speak badly.You must try to stay calm or your complaint will not be taken seriously.Unit 8 Lessen 3 Exercise 1MR STEPHENS:David Stephens.Order department.MRS CHUNG:Yes.Mr Stephens.It's Mrs Chung from China Electrics.MR STEPHENS:Good morning,Mrs Chung.How can I help you?MRS CHUNG:I'm phoning to complain about my order.MR STEPHENS:Oh.I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?MRS CHUNG:It hasn't arrived and it's two weeks late.MR STEPHENS:Oh dear.I am sorry.I'll look into that immediately.Can I have your order number?MRS CHUNG:Yes,it's RTY 32678.AM STEPHENS:RTY 32678.Right.And can I take your number and call you back?MRS CHUNG:Yes,but I must sort this out today.My number is 533 098Unit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise 2CUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about my orderYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER It's late and we need the goods todayCUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about the new computerYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER I ordered model X33,not X2CUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about the deliveryYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER Five of the eight machiness are damagedUnit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise1.Yes.It's 6599 XX2. 6599 XX2.2.Yes.That's RTY 32678. RTY 32678.3.Yes.That's 7X5009. 7X5009.4.Yes.That's PS112DS. PS112DS.Unit 8 Lesson 3 ExerciseMRS CHUNG:China Electrics,Mrs ChungMR STEPHENS:Hello,Mrs Chung.It's Mr Stephens herMRS CHUNG:Ah,yes.My overdue orderMR STEPHENS:Yes,I'm very sorry about that but we've had trouble with our supplier MRS CHUNG:Well,if you can't guarantee delivery within five days,I'll have to cancel the order.MR STEPHENS:Five days?That'll be no problem,Mrs ChungAs compensation,I'll give you a 3% discount on your next order.MRS CHUNG:Well,thank you,Mr Stephens,but I want this order within the next five days.Unit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise 7In our business,it's very important that customers receive their orders on timeIf printers do not have the paper they need,we will be charged for the time their presses are not workingWe will also have to arrange some kind of compensationLate deliveries and overdue orders can be very expensive for us.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 2MISS HONG:Accounts,can I help you?MR DAVIS:This is Peter Davis from Oz Textiles.I wanted to discuss my company'soutstanding account.MISS HONG:Oh yes,OZ textiles,payment is now four days overdue.MR DAVIS:Yes,I'm sorry about that.We have some cash flow problems at the moment. MISS HONG:Yes?MR DAIS:Could you give us another month to settle the account?MISS HONG:I'm sorry,that's impossible.It's not company policy to give credit without a previous arrangement.MR DAVIS:But this is ridiculous.I'm one of your best customers.All I'm asking for is another month to settle the account.MISS HONG:I'm sorry,Mr Davis,but unless we receive payment immediately our lawyers will start legal proceedings against yoMISS HONG:Well,that is the last time I do business with your company.MISS HONNG:Goodbye,Mr Davis.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 5CLERK:ACC Trading.Accounts.Mr Park speaking.CUSTOMER:Oh,hello,Mr Park.This is Sarah campbell from Asia Foods.CLERK:Hello,Miss Campbell.How can I help you?CUSTOMER:Well,I'm calling about the invoice you sent us.We've got a bit of a problem,I'm afraid.CLERK:I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?CUSTOMER:Well,one of our big customers is late with payment,so we've got a cash flow problem at the moment.Could we possible have two more days to settle the account?All I'm asking is two days,and then I'll get the money to you as soon as possible. CLERK:Hmm,two days...well,I'll give you two days,but if you don't pay thenyou know we'll have to stop the next delivery.CUSTOMER:Fine,fine,don't worry.You'll get the money.Thank you very much for your help.CLERK:You're welcome.We look forward to hearing from you.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 6What's the hardest job in a company?Well,I suppose the chairman has the hardest job But I'll tell you a job I couldn't doI couldn't work in accountIt must be very hard dealing with customers' overdue accounts and late paymentI would feel sorry for them,which is not very good for business I know.。
Unit 8 Crisis ManagementText AA Crisis Made in JapanIn Japan there is a proverb, 'If it stinks, put a lid on it.' Alas, this seems to have been Toyota's approach to its burgeoning safety crisis, initially denying, minimizing and mitigating the problems involving brakes that don't brake and accelerators that have a mind of their own. President Akio Toyoda, grandson of the founder, was MIA for two weeks and the company has appeared less than forthcoming about critical safety issues, risking the trust of its customers world-wide.日本有句谚语:“要是闻着发臭,那就盖上盖子。
”(眼不见为净。
)丰田汽车公司(Toyota)似乎就在以这种方式处理其日益凸现的汽车安全问题。
对于不能刹车的刹车以及颇有“主见”的油门,丰田起初是否认,然后想大事化小,后来又百般推托。
公司总裁丰田章男(Akio Toyoda)是丰田创始人的孙子,在危机发生的头两周成了失踪人员,公司对重大汽车安全问题的反应似乎不再那么积极,有负全球消费者对其的信任。
This has been a public-relations nightmare for Toyota, as its brand name has been synonymous with quality and reliability. Crisis management does not get any more woeful than this and the cost of this bungling so far-the $2 billion recall and the loss of 17% of share value since Jan. 21, when the gas-pedal recall was announced-is only a down payment on the final tally. The recall will surely expand, including cars produced in Japan. Lawsuits are being filed and an expensive settlement looms. And then there are the idle factories and empty showrooms to account for.对丰田来说,这是一场公共关系的噩梦,因为长久以来,丰田品牌一直是品质和可靠性的代名词。
Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 2CUSTOMER:Excuse me,I bought this jumper here last week but I'm not satisfied.LI:Oh really?CUSTOMER:Yes.Look,the zip is broken,so I'd like a refund.LI: A refund?Well,have you got the receipt?CUSTOMER:No,but you can see by the label that I bought it here.LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.CUSTOMER:But that's ridiculous.I buy all my clothes here.I'm one of your best customers. LI:We don't give refunds without a pany policy.CUSTOMER:Oh!Well,that's the last time I buy anything in your shop!Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 3OFFICER:Excuse me,Madam.I'm the customer relations officer.Can I help? CUSTOMER:I bought this jumper here last week and I'm not satisfied with it. OFFICER:I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?CUSTOMER:Look,the zip is broken and the young lady says you can't give me a refund. MS LI:Well,it's company policy and...OFFICER:Thank you,Miss Li!Yes,the Zip is brokeI'm very sorry about that but I'm sure we can sort something out.CUSTOMER:I hope so.OFFICER:Now,without a receipt I can't give you a refund but I can exchange the jumper of I can give you a credit note.CUSTOMER:I see,well,I'll have a credit note,please.OFFICER:Fine.Just sign here,please.There we are.Once again,please accept our apologies.CUSTOMER:Thank you.OFFICER:Have a nice day.Miss LI!Come to my office,please.Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 41....I'm not satisfied with.It's broken....here last week and I'm not satisfied with it.It's broken.I bought this hairdryer here last week and I'm not satisfied with it.It's broken....wrong with it?...What exactly is wrong with it?...sorry to hear that.What exactly is wrong with it?I'm very sorry to hear that.What exactly is wrong with it2....it's damaged.I'd like a refund....here yesterday and it's damaged.I'd like a refund.I bought this radio here yesterday and it's damaged.I'd like a refund....I can give you a credit note....a refund but I can give you a credit note.I can't give you a refund,but I can give you a credit note.Unit 8 Lesson 1 Exercise 6When we deal with complaints,it's important to treat them coolly and professionally no matter how difficult the customer isI once saw a sign in a shop in Australia that saidThe customer is always rightunderneath that it said,'He may sometimes be rude,stupied,badly dressed and aggressive but he is always right.'Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 1CUSTOMER:Excuse me,I bought this jumper here last week,but I'm not satisfied.LI:Oh really?CUSTOMER:Yes,look,the zip is broken,so I'd like a refund.LI:A refund?Oh,well,have you got the receipt?CUSTOMER:No,but you can see by the label that I bought it here.LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.CUSTOMER:But that's ridiculous.I buy all my clothes here.I'm one of your best customers. LI:We don't give refunds without a receipt.Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 4MANAGER:Miss Li,I am not satisfied with your work.LI:Oh dear.MANAGER:Yes,you nearly lost the store an important customer today.LI:But it's company policy...we don't give refunds without receipts.MANAGER:It is never company policy to be runds to the customers,Miss LiNow ,the customer relations officer is going to remind you of our complaints procedure and then you will return to the shop flooI shall be monitoring your work closely and I do not expect to receive any more complaints about you.Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise 6Making complaints about products or services is not always easy.but the ability to make a complaint and get it dealt with satisfactorily is an essential skill for anyone in business.Thsi is not easy in a foreign language.If you are angry,you may make mistakes or speak badly.You must try to stay calm or your complaint will not be taken seriously.Unit 8 Lessen 3 Exercise 1MR STEPHENS:David Stephens.Order department.MRS CHUNG:Yes.Mr Stephens.It's Mrs Chung from China Electrics.MR STEPHENS:Good morning,Mrs Chung.How can I help you?MRS CHUNG:I'm phoning to complain about my order.MR STEPHENS:Oh.I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?MRS CHUNG:It hasn't arrived and it's two weeks late.MR STEPHENS:Oh dear.I am sorry.I'll look into that immediately.Can I have your order number?MRS CHUNG:Yes,it's RTY 32678.AM STEPHENS:RTY 32678.Right.And can I take your number and call you back?MRS CHUNG:Yes,but I must sort this out today.My number is 533 098Unit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise 2CUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about my orderYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER It's late and we need the goods todayCUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about the new computerYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER I ordered model X33,not X2CUSTOMER I'm phoning to complain about the deliveryYOU I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problemCUSTOMER Five of the eight machiness are damagedUnit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise1.Yes.It's 6599 XX2. 6599 XX2.2.Yes.That's RTY 32678. RTY 32678.3.Yes.That's 7X5009. 7X5009.4.Yes.That's PS112DS. PS112DS.Unit 8 Lesson 3 ExerciseMRS CHUNG:China Electrics,Mrs ChungMR STEPHENS:Hello,Mrs Chung.It's Mr Stephens herMRS CHUNG:Ah,yes.My overdue orderMR STEPHENS:Yes,I'm very sorry about that but we've had trouble with our supplier MRS CHUNG:Well,if you can't guarantee delivery within five days,I'll have to cancel the order.MR STEPHENS:Five days?That'll be no problem,Mrs ChungAs compensation,I'll give you a 3% discount on your next order.MRS CHUNG:Well,thank you,Mr Stephens,but I want this order within the next five days.Unit 8 Lesson 3 Exercise 7In our business,it's very important that customers receive their orders on timeIf printers do not have the paper they need,we will be charged for the time their presses are not workingWe will also have to arrange some kind of compensationLate deliveries and overdue orders can be very expensive for us.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 2MISS HONG:Accounts,can I help you?MR DAVIS:This is Peter Davis from Oz Textiles.I wanted to discuss my company'soutstanding account.MISS HONG:Oh yes,OZ textiles,payment is now four days overdue.MR DAVIS:Yes,I'm sorry about that.We have some cash flow problems at the moment. MISS HONG:Yes?MR DAIS:Could you give us another month to settle the account?MISS HONG:I'm sorry,that's impossible.It's not company policy to give credit without a previous arrangement.MR DAVIS:But this is ridiculous.I'm one of your best customers.All I'm asking for is another month to settle the account.MISS HONG:I'm sorry,Mr Davis,but unless we receive payment immediately our lawyers will start legal proceedings against yoMISS HONG:Well,that is the last time I do business with your company.MISS HONNG:Goodbye,Mr Davis.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 5CLERK:ACC Trading.Accounts.Mr Park speaking.CUSTOMER:Oh,hello,Mr Park.This is Sarah campbell from Asia Foods.CLERK:Hello,Miss Campbell.How can I help you?CUSTOMER:Well,I'm calling about the invoice you sent us.We've got a bit of a problem,I'm afraid.CLERK:I'm sorry to hear that.What exactly is the problem?CUSTOMER:Well,one of our big customers is late with payment,so we've got a cash flow problem at the moment.Could we possible have two more days to settle the account?All I'm asking is two days,and then I'll get the money to you as soon as possible. CLERK:Hmm,two days...well,I'll give you two days,but if you don't pay thenyou know we'll have to stop the next delivery.CUSTOMER:Fine,fine,don't worry.You'll get the money.Thank you very much for your help.CLERK:You're welcome.We look forward to hearing from you.Unit 8 Lesson 4 Exercise 6What's the hardest job in a company?Well,I suppose the chairman has the hardest job But I'll tell you a job I couldn't doI couldn't work in accountIt must be very hard dealing with customers' overdue accounts and late paymentI would feel sorry for them,which is not very good for business I know.。