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Task Description
completing vocabulay words using a video to teach idioms for a business environment
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A teacher giving a lesson tobe able to use more complex vocabulary to be used in negociations
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Negotiation Idioms!Video length
7 minutes 52 seconds
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Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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Level
The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:Business/professional students
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21/11/2021
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1. Fill the gap.
but in today's lesson we're going to do some idioms related to negotiating aboutand control Music.
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But recently this pizza shop business hasproblems.
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So maybe he has tohis business, mr.
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So he has all of the power, the idiomthis for having all of the power in a situation to have total control.
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That is a term from, for example, in war in a fight.
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One person has betterof better experience.
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You are under,
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… literally,you have no option to escape his back is against the wall, or he has got him against the wall.
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… we talk about one country'shaving more control over another country's government,
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But for him, he knows well to be.
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… I can't use them quite literally, however, in this situation it justhe doesn't have any options.
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okay, I,n't sell when you convince someone not to do something.
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She talked him out of sellingimportant.
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So we say he'shis ground.
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Remember he wasagainst the wall, but now, he's defending he's pushing back.
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Doesn't change doesn't matter what happens or what someone says it's like being, but it's it.
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Pizza is very.
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Do you rememberwe said, his daughter pepperoni, she talked him out of selling to mean not do something.
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he talked himselling.
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