Ðây là Chng trình Anh Ng Sinh Ðng New Dynamic English, bài 121.  Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi. M u bài hc, luyn nghe hiu, quí v nghe mt câu hi,  ri nghe mt mu i thoi trong ó có câu tr li, ri nghe hi li, và tr li. Ri khi nghe câu tr li úng, quí v lp li.
 
Language Focus: Questions Based on Dialog
 
 Larry:   Questions.
 
 Listen to the question, then listen to the dialog.
 
 Eliz: Why is Mr. Blake going to New York?
 
 (short pause)
 
 Epstein: So listen, what are your plans from here?
 
 Blake: Well, tomorrow I’m flying to New York in the afternoon to meet with some prospective customers.
 
 Epstein: I certainly wish you the best of luck out there.
 
 Blake: Thank you.
 
 Eliz: Why is Mr. Blake going to New York?
 
 (ding)
 (pause for answer)
 
 Eliz: He’s going there to meet with some prospective customers.
 
 (short pause)
 
  Larry: Listen to the question, then listen to the dialog.
 
 Eliz: Does Mr. Epstein think that this is the end of his relationship with Mr. Blake?
 
 (short pause)
 
 Epstein: Also, I’d like to ask if you could just keep in touch later.
 
  I’m very interested to know what happens.
 
  In the future, we never know what’s going to happen.
 
  But it may be possible for us to work together.
 
 Blake: Okay.  I certainly will, Mike.
 
 Eliz: Does Mr. Epstein think that this is the end of his relationship with Mr. Blake?
 
 (ding)
 (pause for answer)
 
 Eliz: No.  He hopes that it will be possible for them to work together in the future.
 
 (short pause)
 
 MUSIC
 
Vietnamese Explanation

Trong on Mách Giúp Vn hóa Culture Tips, Gary ch cho ta cách duy trì h thng liên lc  gia nhng ngi quen h giúp ta tìm vic làm hay bán hàng, gi là ‘‘network’’, h  thng liên lc; ng t to network, danh ng t là networking. Ch “network” vn ngha là  mt h thng liên lc, nh computer network, local area  network,  ch h thng  máy in t trong công ty hay i hc; network còn có ngha là h thng truyn thanh hay truyn hình, hay  h thng các ng giao thông. Network trong bài  dùng nh mt mng liên lc gia bn bè giúp ta tin tc mi nht v vic làm hay thng mi. You should develop a network of people you know to give you job information when you need it.=bn nên to mt h thng liên lc gia bn bè mách cho bn bit tin tc v vic làm khi cn. Networking is a good way to get business information.=s liên lc gia bn bè là mt cách tt bit tin tc v công vic. You can also network with people you used to work with.=bn có th duy trì liên lc vi nhng ngi mà xa bn cùng làm vic. The Internet connects people.=liên mng Internet giúp ngi ta liên lc vi nhau. To connect=ni vi nhau. Up to date=cp nht, mi nht.  Suppliers=nhà cung cp hàng hóa. Your information will be up to date=tin tc ca bn c cp nht, mi nht. Networking is especially important if you are looking for a job.=duy trì liên lc vi nhau c bit quan trng nu bn ang tìm vic. Job openings=có vic ang cn ngi. People in your network can tell you about job openings, and they can recommend you to their employers. =ngi trong h thng liên lc ca bn có th cho bn bit v vic làm ang cn, và h có th gii thiu bn vi ch nhân ca h.
 
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 Culture Tips: Networking
 
 Larry: Culture Tips
 
This Culture Tip answers the question: “What is networking?”
 
 Eliz:  Welcome once again to “Culture Tips” with Gary Engleton.
 
Today, our e mail question is: “American business people are always talking about networking.”
 
  “What exactly is networking?”
 
 Gary: Well, a network is a group of things that are connected.
 
 Eliz: Like the Internet.
 
 Gary: Exactly.  The Internet connects people.
 
“Networking” means keeping in touch with the people you know in business—for example, your suppliers, customers, and co workers.
 
  You can also network with people you used to work with, and with people you knew at your university.
 
 Eliz: So why do people network?
 
Gary: Well, if you talk to a lot of people, you will hear different points of view and your information will be up to date.
 
  This is important in business.
 
  And networking is especially important if you are looking for a job.
 
  People in your network can tell you about job openings, and they can recommend you to their employers.
 
 Eliz: So, Gary, who is in your network?
 
 Gary: People like you.
 
  And I am in your network.
 
 Eliz: I’ll keep that in mind.
 
Thanks for your tips, Gary.
 
 MUSIC

Vietnamese Explanation

Trong phn True  or False, quí v nghe mt câu ri tr li True or False, úng hay sai, tùy ý ngha trong on ã hc. The people in your network can give you a lot of up to date information. Khi up to date dùng nh mt tnh t thì có du  ni hyphen gia up và to và gia to và date.  Nhng ngi trong h thng liên lc gia bn bè có th cho bn nhiu tin tc mi nht.  Former co workers can be a good source of information and job recommendations.=bn cùng làm s c có  th  là  ngun tin tt và gii thiu vic làm  tt.

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 Language Focus: True/False
 
 Larry: True or False.
 
 Eliz:  Networking is a good way to get business information.
 
 (ding)
 (pause for answer)
 
 Eliz:  True.  The people in your network can give you a lot of up to date information.
 
 (pause)
 
 Eliz:  Your network can include people you used to work with.
 
 (ding)
 (pause for answer)
 
 Eliz:  True.  Former co workers can be a good source of information and job recommendations.
 
 (pause)
 
 MUSIC

 Vietnamese Explanation

Trong phn Ðàm Thoi Thng Mi, ta nghe Amy Lee, phó Ch tch  công ty Palatino Music, va ký giao kèo vi ban hoà tu Rochester. Amy Lee, a Vice President of Palatino Music, has just signed a contract with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra.  A Symphony  Orchestra=ban hòa tu. A violin concerto=Bn công trec tâu v cm. Concerto, s nhiu Concertos, là mt bn hòa âm cho mt hay hai nhc khí nh dng cm piano hay v cm violin và có ban nhc ph ha, thí d  bn concertos ni ting ca nhc s ngi Ý là Antonio Vivaldi, 1678 1741, tên là The Four Seasons, Bn Mùa.  Project=d án. I really like your idea about recording the major violin concertos.=tôi rt thích ý ca  bn v vic thâu âm nhng bn concertos v cm chính.  Discuss the details=tho lun v chi tit. We can set a specific date=chúng ta có th nh ngày gp nht nh. Tour=i lu din hay i du lch. We’ll be touring Europe for two months.=chúng tôi s i trình din Âu châu trong hai tháng.

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 Business Dialog: Talking about the future
 
 Larry: Business Dialog
 
  Amy Lee, a Vice President of Palatino Music, has just signed a contract with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra.
 
  She is talking to Harry Reese, the General Manager for the orchestra.
 
Eliz:  Let’s listen to today’s Business Dialog.

 Amy Lee, a Vice President of Palatino Music, has just signed a contract with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra.

 She is talking to Harry Reese, the General Manager for the orchestra.

SFX:  classical music in background

Amy: Harry, I’m really looking forward to working with you and the orchestra.

Harry: I feel the same.  This is an exciting project!

Amy: I really like your idea about recording the major violin concertos.

 When will we be able to meet to discuss the details?

Harry: Well, I’ll be back here in three weeks.

 We could meet then.

Amy: That sounds great. 

 When you get back to your office, give me a call.

 We can set a specific date.

Harry: I’ll do that!

Amy: So what will the orchestra be doing in the next few months?

Harry: Well, we’ll be touring Europe for two months.

Amy: That sounds exciting!

Harry: Yes, we’re really looking forward to it.

MUSIC

Vietnamese Explanation

Trong phn Focus on Functions, ta ý n cách dùng ch; quí v nghe và dùng  nhng câu v tng lai. When you get back to your office,  give me  a call.=khi ông v vn phòng, xin gi in thoi cho tôi.  

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Focus on Functions: Talking about the future

Larry: Focus on Functions: Talking about the future

Larry: Listen and Repeat.

Eliz: I’m really looking forward to working with you.

(pause for repeat)

Eliz: I’ll be back here in three weeks.

(pause for repeat)

Eliz: We could meet then.

(pause for repeat)

Eliz: When you get back to your office, give me a call.

(pause for repeat)

Eliz: We can set a specific date.

(pause for repeat)

Eliz: We’ll be touring Europe for two months.

(pause for repeat)

MUSIC

Vietnamese Explanation

Trong on ti, Gary ch cho ta nhng cách nói v tng lai.What are your plans from here? Th sau khi ây v,  bn d tính s làm gì? I’d like to ask if you could just keep in touch.=tôi mun chúng ta duy trì liên lc.Trong on này, ta cng  dùng hình thc modal ‘will’ trong nhng  hình thc vit tt nh I’ll, we’ll thay cho I will, we will, hay will be VERB+ing din t iu d phng hay ha, predict or promise) trong tng lai.  So what will the orchestra be doing in the next few weeks? Th ban nhc s làm gì trong vài tun ti? I’m looking forward to….Verb+ing. I’m looking forward to meeting you.=tôi mong ch  c gp bn. This is an exciting project.= ây là mt d án y hng thú.  I’m very interested to know what happens.=tôi rt mun bit công vic ca bn v sau ra sao.

Phân bit CÁCH ÐC VÀ NGHA ch CONTRACT. CONtract nhn mnh vn u ngha là giao kèo, hp ng, kh c. You should never sign a contract without getting legal advice first.=bn ch bao gi ký giao kèo mà không hi lut s trc. A building contractor=ngi hay hãng thu xây ct.  We contracted himto to fix  the roof.=chúng tôi ký hp ng thuê ông ta sa mái nhà. Còn ng t to conTRACT, nhn mnh vn nhì, có ngha là “thu nh li”. Thí d, ‘‘she’s’’  is the  contracted form of ‘‘she is’’—She’s  là hình thc thu gn ca “she is”. Metal contracts as it becomes cool.=kim loi co li khi  ngui.   

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Gary’s Tips: Future Plans

Larry: Gary’s Tips.

UPBEAT MUSIC

Eliz: Now it’s time for Gary’s Tips with Gary Engleton!

Gary: Hello, Elizabeth!   Today we’ll discuss ways to talk about the future.

 In English, you can use many different language forms to talk about the future.

 For example, when Mr. Blake tells Mr. Epstein about his plans for the future, he uses the expression “tomorrow I’m flying to New York.”

Epstein: So listen, what are your plans from here?

Blake: Well, tomorrow I’m flying to New York in the afternoon to meet with some prospective customers.

Gary: In English, instead of using a special verb form, we often indicate the future by using time expressions such as “tomorrow,” “later” or  “in the future.”

 Listen to these examples:

Epstein: Also, I’d like to ask if you could just keep in touch later.

 I’m very interested to know what happens.

 In the future, we never know what’s going to happen.

 But it may be possible for us to work together.

Blake: Okay.  I certainly will, Mike.

Gary: Today’s Business Dialog also has examples of how to talk about the future.

 One common expression is “I’m looking forward to...”

Amy: Harry, I’m really looking forward to working with you and the orchestra.

Harry: I feel that same.  This is an exciting project!

Gary: The modal “will” and its contracted forms, such as “I’ll” or “we’ll,” is often used to predict or promise something in the future, as in this example:

Amy: When will we be able to meet to discuss the details?

Harry: Well, I’ll be back here in three weeks. We could meet then.

Gary: Sometimes “will” is combined with the I N G form, as in the question “What will the orchestra be doing?”

Amy: So what will the orchestra be doing in the next few months?

Harry: Well, we’ll be touring Europe for two months.

Gary: Thanks for joining us today for Gary’s Tips.  We’ll see you again next time!

Eliz: Thanks, Gary!

MUSIC

Vietnamese Explanation

Quí v va hc xong bài 121 trong Chng trình Anh Ng Sinh ng New Dynamic English. Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi và xin hn gp li trong bài hc k tip