Hi everybody!!
Can you please tell me something about your job at ORMA?
What do you do?
What time do you clock in/clock out?
How do you get to work?
A typical day .....
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Hello teacher it's possible that I don't understand like to utilize this blog?
Yesterday I wrote about day's normal but I don't know if it's correct the send my e-mail.
You ask me What do you do?
well, I clock in at 8.00. and I check in magazine for verify whats was product in the night and If was ok. Then I meet a quality operator that tell me if there are a problem.
I meet mr lisanto and I inform him about the material ok.
During the morning I controll if I must contact some customer or if there are particolar work to do.
The morning is not always usual because the day changes continuously because of production, line problem, or because I must to call a customer o director line...
I clock out at 18.00 if possible but if necessary a quality operator call me.
Teacher now I goodbye, I go to home.
Well done Alessandra! at last ....we managed to publish it!
Un paio di note sull'elaborato...
- check in magazine ???? (controllo le riviste??) :-)
- a quality operator (uno qualunque o piuttosto "the quality operator"
- to controll
"To check" is to make sure, to examine: could you check if we have paid the right amount? I asked the garage to check the brakes.
"To control" means 'to direct': to control the traffic; the firemen had difficulty in controlling the fire. Another definition of 'control' is 'to limit/to regulate': to control the imports of foreign cars.
- Usual.... vorresti dire "the same"
- il modale must è seguito dall'infinito senza il to
hi Maria!
how are you?
as you can see last week i was not in orma, I had my holidays!!
Now I come back!
my desk is full of paper, i don't how to restart: new sale confirmation, new prices for the customers, problems with the delivery to the customers!!
what else??
It is too warm, but it is ok!
see you soon!
Anna, why don't you talk a bit about those problems you usually experience with customers..
;-)
Hi teacher, how are you?
The ask is:
What time do you clock in/clock out?
My answer is:
(Sorry for my linguage english)
I'm a chemist.
I do clock in at 8,00 a.m. and clock out at 4.30 p.m.
I check the fiber: viscose polyester and cotton.
I have lunch at 2.00 p.m. with my friends Alessandra.
Last week is born my son. His name is Antonio. I and my wife are very happy.
I' m not sure of my email because I'm not undstand the blog.
It's my first time.
My email address is: marcellosilletti@tiscali.it
I happy of your idea of the blog although I'm not practive.
See you on thursday at ORMA.
Bye bye
Congratulations! daddy! You must be over the moon!!
- Nota sulla lingua -
io e mia moglie = my wife and I ...
I'm not understand ...= I don't understand ..
Good Afternnon Teacher,
how are you?
I'm fine!
The course is going to stop, I hope to have same time to study english!
I tell her my typical day: the morning I get up at 6.30 and I start work at 8.00.
My Orma's work as the financial situation: I check the overdue of the invoices of ours suppliers and I order the bank transfer.
I check the bank statements and I register the payments and receipts.
I always must to check that the balance of the bank statements and the company's financial situation coincide! I finish work at 16.30 and I go for a drink with my friends! I get home at 19.30.
My husband and me we have dinner at 21.00, then we watch TV on sofà.
We go to bed very late and getting up in the morning is difficult but we can't to go bed soon ... we need to speak and we tell about our day!
I wish you a good evening!
Bye, see you tomorrow for the lesson.
Maria Rosaria, you seem to have a nice relaxing life ...
Osservazioni
- I tell her (her??) who is her? In inglese la forma di cortesia è comunque espressa con il pronome "you"
- I found this forum about overdue invoices ..... potrebbe essere interessante leggere qualche hints..
http://www.startups.co.uk/6678842910807150579/overdue-invoices-how-to-get-em-to-pay-up.html
- you don't order bank transfer but you instruct your bank to make a bank transfer
- dopo il modale "must" l'infinito non vuole il "to" ...
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