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1、 Speaking TaskSpeaking Task Warm-up PracticeWarm-up Practice Listening TaskListening Task Follow-up PracticeFollow-up Practice Writing TaskWriting Task Reading Task Reading Task Unit Price Unit price comprises the employed currency, unit price, unit quantity, and trade term. 每公吨每公吨 100 美元美元 CIF纽约纽约
2、Unit quantity Unit price Employed currency Trade term USD 100 per M/T CIF New York 1) AUD100per dozen EXW Guangzhou2) CAD200per kilogram FCA Guangzhou3) EUR137 per set FOB Shanghai4) JPY597 per unit FAS Shanghai5) HKD167 CFR Hong Kong6) SGD463 per metric ton CIF Singapore7) USD 800 per set CPT Genev
3、a8) SFr 2629 per kilogram CIP GenevaUSD 1 000 M/T CIF C3 London10) EUR 317 per piece DES Marseilles11) GBP 500 per unit DEQ London12) EUR 386 per metric ton Delivered at 5 Maple Road, Bonn, Duty Paid 3. Translate these quotations into ChineseIn this part you are going to listen to a passage and a di
4、alogue. Listen and try to finish the exercises while listening. Are you ready?9.1.1 Listen to the passage and write T if it is true or F if it is false for each statement. The buyer will always ask the seller to reduce the price in business. T2) The lower the price, the better for the buyer. On the
5、other hand, the higher the price, the better for the seller. T3) When the buyer is asking for a “fair price”, it means that the price is not fair. F4) The higher the price, the more profits the seller will make. F5) Market prices will surely be mentioned during their negotiations on price. T6) Accor
6、ding to the passage, “fair price” has nothing to do with market prices, its up to the buyer and the seller. F9.1. 2 Listen to the dialogue and answer the following questions.1) Why did Bill come to visit Mary? He came to talk about Marys plastic card order for the next year.2) Why did Bill say that
7、they had to increase their prices a little? Because of inflation, increase in cost of raw materials and improved quality.3) What will be the minimum order for the cards if the price can be kept at the same level? 850 000.4) What was the last years unit price for the cards? 18 cents.5) What was the p
8、roblem with the last years cards? Around 3% were faulty.6) Will Mary place an order for the cards next year? (Open)In this part you are going to read two dialogues in pairs and then you will be asked to answer some questions about what you have read.9.2.1 Read the dialogue and then answer the follow
9、ing questions.1) How did Mr Gao justify his rise in price? vThe costs of production have gone up considerably recently. 2) What was the counter-offer made by Mr Keith?v10% off for orders over 10 000 units.3) Did Mr Gao accept Mr Keiths counter-offer?vNo, but he would give Mr Keith a special discount
10、 of 5 %.4) What was the further price concession made by Mr Gao? vHe was prepared to make this business an exception by reducing his price by 7%. 5) Why did Mr Gao make this concession? In order to encourage future business and as a gesture of friendship.6) How long will this offer remain firm?vIt w
11、ill remain firm until the end of the month.9.2.2 Read the dialogs and then answer the following questions.1) How did Mr Huang justify his rise in price? vBecause of the substantial increase in the packing expenses and transportation cost in addition to the sharp cost rise in raw materials of 30%. 2)
12、 What was the range of price adjustment Mr Huang expected?v20%. 3. How will the market react to such a price according to Mr White?vSuch a high price will lead to market shrinkage. 4) What did Mr White threaten to do?vHe would turn to other suppliers with a price rise of 15%.5) Why did Mr Huang agre
13、e to raise his price by 18%?vHe agreed to raise his price by 18% with a view to long term interests.6) Whats their final conclusion?vThe price will rise by 18%. A 2% discount will be allowed for orders no less than 5 000 dozen. 1. What do you concern most about products as a buyer?2. How do you judg
14、e whether a certain product is high in price?3. Why and how do we defend our price as a seller? PRE-READING QUESTIONS FOR PAIR WORKQuestions1) What situation does every salesperson eventually confront?He is afraid his price is too high for a successful deal.2) Why are many salespeople afraid to defe
15、nd their price? Because they believe that will drive away customers.3) How should we justify our price according to the passage? We should give our price legitimacy, focus on the value of our product/service, and assure our customers of our sincerity.4) What advice does the passage give for making c
16、oncessions? Dont make unilateral concessions. Whenever you give something away, get something in return. 5) Why and how do we qualify our prospective buyers?There are always some customers out of your price range. When youre suspecting, simply ask: “What kind of budget are we looking at?” or “What r
17、ange are we looking at here?” 6) How can we satisfy our customers without lowering our price?The advices are:(1)Be a good listener. Allow them to get their gripes about your price off their chest. They will thank you for being patient with them. (2)Help them to accept your fee by providing reasonabl
18、e justification. (3)Sell your unique strengths. 7) Can you give some advice for defending your price? (Open)WHAT TO INCLUDE IN A COUNTER OFFER A satisfactory letter of counter-offer should cover the following points: 1.Express the buyers thanks to the seller for the offer. 2. Express regret at the b
19、uyers inability to accept. 3.Make a counter-offer if, in the circumstances, it is appropriate. 4. Express hopes of mutually beneficial business cooperation.Buyers counter-offer for bicycles Dear Sirs, Thank you for your letter about the offer for the bicycles. Although we appreciate the quality of y
20、our bicycles, we regret to say that their price is too high to be acceptable. Referring to the Sales Confirmation No.89SP-754, you will find that we ordered 1000 bicycles with the same brand as per the terms and conditions stipulated in that Sales Confirmation, but the price was 10%lower than your p
21、resent price. Since we placed the last order, price for raw materials has decreased considerably Retailing price for your bicycles here has also been reduced by 5%.Accepting your present price will mean great loss to us, let alone profit. We would like to place repeat orders with you if you could re
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