'Very formal' diaporamas de présentation

A. P. Literary Terms and Rhetorical Techniques

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CHAPTER 8 and 9

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BALANCE

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Where are now?

Where are now?. The ASSURE model contains six steps and the letters in ASSURE form an acronym. Where are now ?. Where are now?. Identification of the Problem. ID Process begins with identification of the problem

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Table Etiquette

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Medieval China, Korea, & Japan

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Business Organizations

Chapter 3:. Business Organizations. Section 1:. Forms of Business Organizations. 3 Types. Sole-Proprietorships Partnerships Corporations. Sole Proprietorship. Definition: a business owned and run by one person Easy to form; not a lot of requirements. Sole Proprietorship. Advantages

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Modal verbs

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Cross Cultural Communication

Cross Cultural Communication . FRANCE. B6G2: David Maiers, Lucas Nistor, Ashley Payne, Mindy Tangney, Ian White. Agenda. I. Time and Formality II. Business Meetings III. Consumption IV. Fashion and Appearance V. Non-Verbal Communication. Punctuality.

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Settling Disputes

Settling Disputes. 4 Methods. Negotiation Mediation Arbitration Court Action. Formality. Court Action. -More formal -Many people involved -Enforceable by courts. -Less formal -Just the disputants settle things -Not legally binding. Negotiation.

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Formal Writing

Formal Writing. How Formal?. Very formal writing is serious, objective, uses sophisticated vocabulary, complex sentence structures and avoids the use of the pronouns I or you. Semi-formal writing will be more relaxed in the above features.

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Formal vs Informal E-mail

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Implementing

Implementing. Chapter 12. Service. Service standards exist so employees understand their roles: Obtainable Observable Trainable Implement reviews with training plans. Teamwork is an absolute requirement. Informal structure Hiring appropriate personnel.

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Forms of Poetry: Ode, Elegy, Sonnet

Forms of Poetry: Ode, Elegy, Sonnet. Ode. Purpose: to give praise to any single object or idea. Characteristics: Can be any length and it does not have to rhyme. Example: Ode to Enchanted Light, pg 848. Elegy.

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Scandinavia

Scandinavia. Jackie Sullivan Melody Olivas Brad Caram Oscar Arellano. Scandinavia . Geographic/demographic overview. Norway . Capital : Helsinki Climate: cold temperate because of moderating influence of the North Atlantic Current, Baltic Sea, and more than 60,000 lakes

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MODALS: FUNCTIONS

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MAN IN THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF THE ELOHIM

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CLOTHING TREASURE HUNT

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