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Hiring and training


CONDUCT (v): to organize and do st, especially research/ to behave in a particular way
CONDUCT (n): a person's behavior
Original sentences:
+ The trainees' conduct during training was unacceptable.
+ Interviews were conducted over a period of three weeks.
+ Your conduct during the meeting reflected poorly on the company.

My sentences:
+ Care about your conduct when you go to work for the first time.
+ The company gave appreciation for his accomplishment which conducted a new great process to make it become a professional association.


GENERATE (v): to create/ to produce
GENERATOR (n)
Original sentences:
+ The new traning program generated a lot of interest among employees.
+ The job fair at the college campus should generate interest in our company.

My sentences:
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KEEP UP WITH : keep up with Sb: to move at the same speed as sb. keep up with st: to know what is happening
Original sentences:
+ The workers were told that they must keep up with the changes or they would find themselves without job.
+ Employees are encouraged to take courses in order to keep up with new developments.

My sentences:
+ Engineers should always keep up with new technologies.
+ She tried to keep up with the most excellent student in her class.


LOOK UP TO : to admire, to think highly of
Original sentences:
+ Staff members looked up to the director because he had earned their respect over the years.
+ There are few people in this world that I look up to as much as I look up to you.

My sentences:
+ I always look up to my parents because of their hard work, love and care.


ON TRACK : on schedule, focused
Original sentences:
+ If we stay on track, the meeting should be finished at 9:30.
+ You have a lot of work; if you can't stay on track, let me know immendiately.

My sentences:
+ I'm behind the schedule of my plan to study Toeic vocabulary, so I try hard to get back on track at the end of this week.


REJECT (v): to refuse to accept/ deny/ throw away
REJECT (n)
REJECTION (n)
REJECTIVE (adj)
Original sentences:
+ We put the rejects in this box.
+ Even though Mr Lukin rejected their offer, they remained in contact.

My sentences:
+ The candidate rejected the offer the first time but the second time, she accepted it.


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Correspondence


ASSEMBLE (v): to put together; to bring together/ collect
Original sentences:
+ Her assisstant copied and assembled the documents.
+ The mail room clerk read the directions before assembling the parts of the new postage printer.

My sentences:
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BEFOREHAND (adv): in advance, in anticipation
Original sentences:
+ To speed up the mailing, we should prepare the labels beforehand.
+ The goods could have been shipped today had they faxed the order beforehand.

My sentences:
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COURIER (n): a messenger, an officer delivery person
Original sentences:
+ We hired a courier to deliver the package.
+ The courier service will clear the goods through customs.

My sentences:
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EXPRESS (adj): fast and direct
Original sentences:
+ It's important that this document be there tomorrow, so please send it express mail.
+ Express mail costs more than regular mail service, but it is more efficient.

My sentences:
+ In case of emergency, you should come home by express train.


FOLD (v): to bend paper
Original sentences:
+ Fold the letter in three parts before stuffing it into the envelope.
+ Don't fold the document if it doesn't fit the envelope.

My sentences:
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LAYOUT (n): a format, the organization of material on a page
Original sentences:
+ We had to change the layout when we changed the size of the paper.
+ The layout for the new brochure was submitted by the designer.

My sentences:
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PETITION (n)/(v): a formal, written request/ to make a formal request
PETITIONER (n)
Original sentences:
+ The petition was photocopied and distributed to workers who will collect the necessary signatures.
+ We petitioned the postal officials to start delivering mail twice a day in business areas.
+ The petitioners spent the night outside the courthouse.

My sentences:
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PROOF (v): to look for errors
PROOF (n): evidence
PROOFREADER (n)
Original sentences:
+ This letter was not proofed very carefully, it is full of typing mistakes.
+ In order to get rebate, you must send in proof of purchase.
+ The proofreader did not find the errors.

My sentences:
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COMPLICATION (v): difficulty, complex situation
COMPLICATED (adj)
COMPLICATE (v)
Original sentences:
+ She will have to spend two more days in the hospital due to complications during the surgery.
+ Complications always arise when we try to cover too many topics in one letter.

My sentences:
+ The more he does, the more complicated the problem becomes.
+ The revisions in the document made it more complicated rather than simpler.
+ Don't try to complicate things.


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Office Procedures


APPRECIATION (n): recognition, understanding/ thanks (sự đánh giá cao, sự cảm kích)
APPRECIATE (v)
APPRECIATED (adj)
Original sentences:
+ In appreciation of your hard work on the Castcon project, the department will hold a casual lunch party on November third.
+ Your appreciation of my efforts inspired me through the final stages of the construction.

My sentences:
+ He was given a great appreciationp for successfully negotiating with new customer about the project cost.
+ Your cooperation is highly appreciated.


BRING IN (v): to hire or recruit/ to cause to happen
Original sentences:
+ The company president wanted to bring in an efficiency consultant.
+ The company brought in a new team of project planners.

My sentences:
+ The HR department has just sent an email to bring in some developers for the new project.
+ A personal blog will be brought in for every employees at the end of this week.


CASUALLY (adv): informally
CASUAL (adj):
Original sentences:
+ On Fridays, most employees dress casually.
+ Martin spoke casually as if he were chatting with friends.

My sentences:
+ To wear casually makes me feel comfortable.
+ His casual style makes a strong impression on me.


CODE (n): rules of behavior
Original sentences:
+ The new employees observed the unwritten code of conduct in their first week on the job.
+ Even the most traditional companies are changing their dress code to something less formal.

My sentences:
+ Do you think that our company should apply a strict dress code such as wearing uniform?
+ Do you remember all terms in the labor code?


EXPOSE (v): to make aware, to give experience
EXPOSURE (n)
EXPOSED (adj)
Original sentences:
+ Mergers require that employees be exposed to different business practices.
+ The new hires' week in each department exposed them to the various functions in the company.

My sentences:
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GLIMPSE (n): a quick look(cái nhìn thoáng qua)
TO GET (HAVE) A GLIMPSE OF ST
Original sentences:
+ A secretary caught a glimpse of her new boss as she was leaving the office.
+ After one year with the company, he still felt as though he had only a glimpse of the overall operations.

My sentences:
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OUTDATED (adj): obsolete/ not currently in use
Original sentences:
+ The purpose of the seminar is to have employees identify outdated methods and procedures.
+ Before you do a mailing, make sure that none of the addresses is outdated.

My sentences:
+ Could you give me the latest one? I feel that this design is an outdated version.
+ What should I do with these outdated clothes?


REINFORCE (v): to strengthen/ support
REINFORCEMENT (n)
REINFORCING (adj)
Original sentences:
+ The financial officer's unconventional method of analyzing data was reinforced by the business journal article.
+ Employees reinforced their learning with practice in the workplace.
+ The practical training reinforced the theoretical studies.

My sentences:
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VERBALLY (adv): in spoken form
VERBAL (adj)
VERBALIZE (v)
Original sentences:
+ She verbally reprimanded the new hire in front of his entire team.
+ The guarantee was made only verbally.

My sentences:
+ Manager shouldn't verbally reprimand an employee in front of his peers.
+ My boss asks me to verbalize my opinions for the seminar last week.


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Contracts (continued)


HEREIN (adv): in this document, article, or proceeding
Original sentences:
+ I'll discuss the questions herein.

My sentences:
+ Please review the previous mail. I already explained this issue herein.

HERETO (adv): to this (document etc) [eg: attached hereto]
Original sentences:
+ the charts hereto attached

My sentences:
+ The picture hereto attached illustrates my design for our new advertising campaign.

APPENDIX (n): additional or supplementary material at end of contract, book etc
APPENDICES (plural):
Original sentences:
My sentences:
+ Refer to the appendix of this contract to find out the answer by yourself.


CLAUSE (n): a particular statement or stipulation in a contract
Original sentences:
Synonym: article
My sentences:
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STIPULATE (v): to specify as an essential condition (qui định, đặt điều kiện)
STIPULATION (n): (điều khoản, điều kiện)
Original sentences:
+ On the stipulation that...

Synonym: term (n)
My sentences:
+ What happens if I don't abide by all stipulations of the contract?

FULFILL (v): to satisfy a condition; to complete the required task
Original sentences:
Synonym:
My sentences:
+ He makes acquaintance with whoever can help him fulfill his aim.
+ I gave my assurance that I would fulfill all assigned tasks by the end of tomorrow.

ARBITRATION (n): settlement of a dispute by a person chosen by both parties (sự phân xử)
ARBITRATE (v):
ARBITRATOR (n):
Original sentences:
Synonym:
My sentences:
+ We selected an arbitrator before discussing the contract.
+ He looks exhausted after arbitrating his children's quarrel.
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Contracts


ABIDE BY: to comply with/ to conform
Original sentences:
+ The two parties abide by the judge’s decision.
+ For years, he has abided by a commitment to annual employee.

Synonym:
My sentences:
+ He always abides by his boss's assignments.
+ We should quickly decide whether to abide by our customer's demands or not.


OBLIGATE (v): To bind legally or normally
--> OBLIGATION(n)
--> OBLIGATORY(adj)
Original sentences:
+ The contractor was obligated by the contract to work 40 hours a week.
+ I felt obligated to finish the project even though I could have exercised my option to quit
+ He finished his obligatory military service, and then joined his father on the orange farm.
Synonym:
My sentences:
+ He was obligated to work overtime this week.
+ It is obligatory for newcomers to take this orientation course.


ASSURANCE (n): A guarantee/ confidence
--> ASSURE(v)
--> ASSURED(adj)
--> ASSUREDLY(adv)
Original sentences:
+ The sales associate gave his assurance that the missing keyboard would be replaced the next day.
+ Her self-assurance made it easy to see why she was in charge of the negotiations.
+ He spoke assuredly but his memo showed less conviction.
My sentences:
+ They gave me an assurance that the work would be finished by Friday.
+ Customers won't believe us any more if we miss our assurance one more time.
+ Although he spoke assuredly that he would go to work on time, he rarely comes to the office before 10:00 AM.
+ He never finishes assigned tasks as his assurance.

Synonym:

PARTY (n): A person or group participating in an action or plan/ the persons or sides concerned in a legal matter
Original sentences:
+ The parties agreed to a settlement in their contract dispute.
+ The party that prepares the contract has a distinct advantage.
My sentences:
+ We need a person to arbitrate quarrels between two parties happening in the meeting.

Synonym:

PROVISION (n): A measure taken beforehand/ a stipulation (điều khoản)
Original sentences:
+ The father made provisions for his children through his will.
+ The contract contains a provision to deal with how payments are made if John loses his job.
My sentences:
+ You should read the provision carefully before signing the contract.
+ Customers require us to provide all services.

Synonym:

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