Sana: Sinf: Soat

1d Say if the companies work in two countries or more than two countries. 
1e
What do we call companies that work in several countries? 
New ords: 
joint ventures-qo’shma korxona 
multi-nationals- 
joint stock companies-ochiq xissadorlik kompaniyasi 
small-scale business –kichik tadbirkorlik 
2 You are interested in working for a multi-national. What do you want to know? Write your questions. 
4 Say what kind of job you would like and what kind of place you would like to work in. 
5a Read and say what happened and why in your mother tongue. 
Be careful! Not all multi-nationals are good guys. Some multi-nationals have caused problems in the past. For example, there was the 
great baby milk scandal. In Europe, companies cannot promote dried milk for babies. In fact, every packet must carry a warning 
against giving the milk to babies. This is because a mother's own milk protects babies from diseases and has more food value than 
dried milk. But some companies wanted to sell their dried milk. They could not sell very much in Europe because of the regulations. 
So they sold it in Africa instead. Because people there did not know that it was not the best thing for babies, they bought it. It was 
not cheap, but they thought it was modern, good and convenient. But it was not good for babies and some babies died. 
5b Work in groups. Discuss what happened and say what could be done to prevent such situations.
Grammar 
Present Perfect Tense. Question form.
Additional materials:
Review of the lesson, doing exercises, listening to audio files, watching video lessons, movies, reading books, magazines, answering 
questions.
Levi's Factory in South Africa 
Many large companies based in developed countries, such as the 
United States, have moved parts of their operations to developing 
countries. Here, a woman assembles blue jeans in a Levi Strauss & 
Co. factory in Capetown, South Africa. Such operations are generally 
less expensive to run than those in developed countries, in part 
because people in developing countries will work for lower wages. 
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