❇️ Podcast 5
♦️ Changing Jobs
Susan heard about a new opening in her company.
Susan heard about a position opening up in her company.
Susan heard about a job opening where she works.
She read the job description.
She read through the job description.
She went over the job description.
She thought the job sounded good.
The open position appealed to her.
She liked what she read about the position.
Her experience was quite suitable.
The job seemed to be a good fit for her experience.
Her experience was a good match for the responsibilities listed.
She liked the salary range.
She was happy to see the pay range.
She thought the money they were offering was pretty good.
She applied for the job with the personnel department.
She put in an application with the human resources department.
She applied for the job with the HR department.
She interviewed with the person who would be her immediate supervisor.
She interviewed with the person she would be working for directly.
She had an interview with the person she would be working directly under.
They liked each other immediately.
They really hit it off.
There was really good chemistry between them.
Susan was offered the job.
Susan got the job offer.
Susan was told the position was hers.
She starts the new job next month.
She begins her new responsibilities next month.
She moves into her new position next month.
Susan heard about a position opening up in her company. She went over the job description. She thought the job sounded good. Her experience was a good match for the responsibilities listed. She liked the salary range. She applied for the job with the HR department. Then she had an interview with the person she would be working directly under. They really hit it off. Susan was offered the job. She moves into her new position next month.
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♦️ Changing Jobs
Susan heard about a new opening in her company.
Susan heard about a position opening up in her company.
Susan heard about a job opening where she works.
She read the job description.
She read through the job description.
She went over the job description.
She thought the job sounded good.
The open position appealed to her.
She liked what she read about the position.
Her experience was quite suitable.
The job seemed to be a good fit for her experience.
Her experience was a good match for the responsibilities listed.
She liked the salary range.
She was happy to see the pay range.
She thought the money they were offering was pretty good.
She applied for the job with the personnel department.
She put in an application with the human resources department.
She applied for the job with the HR department.
She interviewed with the person who would be her immediate supervisor.
She interviewed with the person she would be working for directly.
She had an interview with the person she would be working directly under.
They liked each other immediately.
They really hit it off.
There was really good chemistry between them.
Susan was offered the job.
Susan got the job offer.
Susan was told the position was hers.
She starts the new job next month.
She begins her new responsibilities next month.
She moves into her new position next month.
Susan heard about a position opening up in her company. She went over the job description. She thought the job sounded good. Her experience was a good match for the responsibilities listed. She liked the salary range. She applied for the job with the HR department. Then she had an interview with the person she would be working directly under. They really hit it off. Susan was offered the job. She moves into her new position next month.
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❇️ Conversation
♦️ The Office - Canceling an Appointment
A: Hello, Samantha speaking.
B: Hi Samantha. This is Angela calling.
A: Oh, hi Angela, what’s up?
B: I’m just calling about our meeting today. I wonder, is it possible to reschedule our appointment in the afternoon? I have a bit of an emergency that I need to take care of.
A: Let me see, it shouldn’t be too much of a problem...
B: I’m really sorry, I hope it doesn’t inconvenience you too much, it’s just this thing came up, and ...
A: Angela, you know what, I can’t make it to our meeting, either. Why don’t we postpone it to tomorrow afternoon at the same time?
B: Sounds great. See you tomorrow.
C: Angela... Angela, look up! See that lady over there who is trying on a red leather jacket? Isn’t that Samantha?
B: What? No wonder she told me she couldn’t make it to the meeting, oh, no, I think she saw me...
🛑 Key Vocabulary
♦️ what’s up 👉 what is the matter
موضوع چیست؟ چه خبر است؟
♦️ reschedule 👉 schedule something for a different time
چیزی را برای زمان دیگری برنامه ریزی کردن
♦️ inconvenience👉 cause problem or trouble
کسی را به زحمت انداختن، برای کسی درد سر درست کردن، کسی را ناراحت ساختن (این واژه هم اسم است و هم فعل)
♦️ come up👉 occur in an unexpected way
چیزی به صورت غیر منتظره اتفاق افتادن
♦️ postpone👉 decide to do something at a later time
چیزی را به تعویق انداختن
♦️ no wonder👉 phrase not surprisingly
بدون تعجب
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♦️ The Office - Canceling an Appointment
A: Hello, Samantha speaking.
B: Hi Samantha. This is Angela calling.
A: Oh, hi Angela, what’s up?
B: I’m just calling about our meeting today. I wonder, is it possible to reschedule our appointment in the afternoon? I have a bit of an emergency that I need to take care of.
A: Let me see, it shouldn’t be too much of a problem...
B: I’m really sorry, I hope it doesn’t inconvenience you too much, it’s just this thing came up, and ...
A: Angela, you know what, I can’t make it to our meeting, either. Why don’t we postpone it to tomorrow afternoon at the same time?
B: Sounds great. See you tomorrow.
C: Angela... Angela, look up! See that lady over there who is trying on a red leather jacket? Isn’t that Samantha?
B: What? No wonder she told me she couldn’t make it to the meeting, oh, no, I think she saw me...
🛑 Key Vocabulary
♦️ what’s up 👉 what is the matter
موضوع چیست؟ چه خبر است؟
♦️ reschedule 👉 schedule something for a different time
چیزی را برای زمان دیگری برنامه ریزی کردن
♦️ inconvenience👉 cause problem or trouble
کسی را به زحمت انداختن، برای کسی درد سر درست کردن، کسی را ناراحت ساختن (این واژه هم اسم است و هم فعل)
♦️ come up👉 occur in an unexpected way
چیزی به صورت غیر منتظره اتفاق افتادن
♦️ postpone👉 decide to do something at a later time
چیزی را به تعویق انداختن
♦️ no wonder👉 phrase not surprisingly
بدون تعجب
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🛑 Liable (adjective)
1 👉 be liable to do something
to be likely to do something, behave in a particular way, or be treated in a particular way
مستعد انجام کاری و یا اتفاقی بودن، احتمال وقوع چیزی وجود داشتن
✅ She's liable to start crying if you talk about her father.
✅ He is really liable to get fired if he comes late agian.
2 👉 liable for somehting
to be legally responsible for something
✅ Parents are liable for thier children's actions.
✅ You are liable for the damages incurred by your child.
3 👉 liable to
likely to be affected by a particular kind of problem or illness
✅ You're more liable to illness when you don't exercise.
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1 👉 be liable to do something
to be likely to do something, behave in a particular way, or be treated in a particular way
مستعد انجام کاری و یا اتفاقی بودن، احتمال وقوع چیزی وجود داشتن
✅ She's liable to start crying if you talk about her father.
✅ He is really liable to get fired if he comes late agian.
2 👉 liable for somehting
to be legally responsible for something
✅ Parents are liable for thier children's actions.
✅ You are liable for the damages incurred by your child.
3 👉 liable to
likely to be affected by a particular kind of problem or illness
✅ You're more liable to illness when you don't exercise.
@Nanonet1
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