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1. Express your opinion: what were business cards created for?
2. Why do you think people exchange business cards with each other?
3.Imagine you have to design a business card, how would you do it?
Ex.9. Choose the most suitable verb to complete the sentences:
May, bring, can, choose, use, show, give, forget.
1. It ______ be as simple as deciding to ______ 5 or 10 cards away every day. 2. It ______ mean printing labels describing your current promotion, sticking them to the back of your cards, and pinning them to bulletin boards. 3. Whatever! The point is that if you consciously figure out a way to ______ your business cards to ______ in business, you're much less likely to ______ them. 4. Invest in a quality business card case, one that you're proud to______off and ______5. Business card cases______ be conversation starters themselves. 6. There are so many unusual, classic and artistic choices available to ______ from.
Ex.10. Combine two parts logically to make complete sentences.
| Many important contacts and business card exchanges can | a | network and exchange business cards. | |
| The best method of keeping your cards in neat form is | b | your new contact. | |
| Informal meetings are one of the best times to | c | should wait for them to offer their card to you first. | |
| If the person you are speaking with seems interested in your product or service you represent, | d | front counter for business cards to be posted. | |
| When accepting a business card, have a good | e | business card from them. | |
| Only give one business card to | f | your back pocket. | |
| When you first meet someone, it's ok to request a | g | take place in the most unlikely places. | |
| If the person is of a higher position than yourself, you | h | offer that person a business card. | |
| Never place the card in a wallet that will be put in | i | a business card case. | |
| Local restaurants often hang a bulletin board near the | j | look at it for a few seconds. |
