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How would you like to pay for this today? -....... A. By credit card, please.
B. I would love a new car!
C. Yes, I'll take four coffees, please.
D. _
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- Can I speak to Carrie, please? -.......
- Where's the bus stop? -.......
- How would you like to pay for this today? -.......
- Can you tell me where I can find party supplies? -.......
- Where's the nearest gas station? -.......
- What did we cover in the meeting last week? -.......
- Do you want to hook up at 6 pm tonight? -.......
- What happened at school today? -.......
- Do you like comedies? -.......
- How much TV do you watch per week? -.......*^*
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- Workshop: Team Building
17 April
9:15 A.M. to 4:30 PM.
£40 per person9:15 A.M.： First Steps
Focus on important issues that small businesses face. Identify your company’s long- and short-term objectives as well as any areas in need of improvement.10:45 A.M.： Fostering Fellowship
Learn how to help create an atmosphere of cooperation rather than competition among your employees at all levels.12:15 P.M.： Lunch Break
Participants may choose between two complimentary entrees: grilled chicken sandwich with salad greens or pasta with vegetables.1:30 P.M.： Team Activities
Experiment with team-building exercises for both small and large groups. Work with your fellow participants to get ideas that you can use with your own employees.3:00 P.M.： Evaluation Techniques
Learn about methods to determine whether team-building activities are having the intended effect. Get tips on how to use common office software to track progress at your company. - For whom is the workshop most likely intended?
- What session involves identifying goals?
- What is NOT indicated about the workshop?
- Local News
Monday, March 31
The Cloud Theater on Gordon Street will close at the end of this month, but this important piece of real estate won’t be closed for long. The building has been sold to the Lakehurst Cinema Society (LCS). According to LCS Executive Director Kartik Mai la, the group is planning to make some updates to the building before it reopens. He explained that the seats, screens, and sound systems will be replaced in all of the theaters. -[1]-
“However,” Mr Malla added, “we’ll be keeping one of the Cloud Theater’s old projectors so we can continue to show classic films in their original format”
Up to now, the Cloud Theater has played mainly art house, independent, and foreign films. -[2]-. The former owner, Mr. Eugene Saltier, who has now retired, always sought to make the Cloud Theater a haven for artistic films. He was successful for many years, but ticket sales have declined in recent years and he decided it was time lo sell. -[3]-
“This was a hard decision to make，” said Mr. Saltier. “I will miss working at the theater. I am happy the LCS is going to bring new life to the old theater:’
Under its new ownership, the theater will continue to show those artistic types of movies on special occasions. It will also show more mainstream movies that will appeal to families and children.
The society plans to reopen the theater to the public on July a. In addition, it will continue to serve as host for the classic film festival that begins the first weekend in August and continues for ten days. Everything about the festival will remain the same except for one thing. Formerly called the Gordon Street Film Festival, it will now be known as the Lakehurst Cinema Society Film Festival, -[4]- - What is suggested about the Cloud Theater?