Tashkent – 022 self-study task Complete the text using the reference devices from the box

REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND SECONDARY SPECIAL EDUCATION
TASHKENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTE

FOREIGN (ENGLISH) LANGUAGE

T heme: SELF-STUDY 6
STUDENT: Berdiyev A
TEACHER: Azimbayeva R

TASHKENT – 2022
SELF-STUDY 6
Task 1. Complete the text using the reference devices from the box.
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1.This report summerises trends in fatal workplace accidents and work-related
stress during the period 1990-2003; while THE MOST fell in Britain from 350 in 1990 to 180 in 2003, the latter rose during THE SAME period from 200,000 causes in 1990 to 450,000 in 2003.
2. THE LARGEST pronounced decrease in accidents occurred between 1990 and 1995, when only 190 took place.
3. During THE FORMER years until 1998, they underwent a slight decrease to reach 205, before falling to an all-time low of just 160 deaths in 2000.
4. THIS then rose to 210 in 2001, before decreasing to 180 in 2003.
5. Work-related stress, on the other hand, underwent a constant increase
during THE FOLLOWING period and shows no signs of peaking.
6. THEY increase occurred between 1995 and 1998-9, when the number of
cases climbed from 260,000 to 420,000.
7. In conclusion, the two charts show that, while British workplaces are
becoming safer, employees feel THEMSELVES to be under greater pressure.

Task 2. Match the definitions (a–h) with the vocabulary (1–8).

1. collaboration	h. working together with another person or group of people to achieve something
2. a trainer	c. a person who is receiving training in how to do a job
3. to lack	f. to not have something or not have enough of it
4. to boast	b. to speak too proudly about what you have done
5. in good hands	d. in the care of someone who is able to do something well
6. a scholarship	g. an amount of money given by a school or university to an excellent student, so that he or she can afford the school fees
7. competence	e. the ability to do something well
8. to bond with someone	a. to develop a close connection or relationship with someone

Task 3. Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?
1. Cultural differences can mean that people try to build trust in different ways. true
2. Valeria hoped that talking about her private life with her clients would help
them get to know her better. true
3. Kelly’s colleagues thought that she was lying about her achievements. false
4. David started talking about his previous experience in order to waste time. false
5. When people are used to different ways of building trust, it can cause
problems in relationships. false
6. Richard Barrett argues that the only real way to build trust is to show
your true character. false
7. You should be confident with your trust-building style and not worry about
what other people think of you. false
8. We should remember that other people usually want to do good or
helpful things. true

Task 3. Write the correct form of the word in brackets.
1. Trust is very important for effective teamwork and collaboration
(COLLABORATE)
2. Some people think it is unprofessional to share too much personal information with colleagues. (PROFESSION)
3. David’s trainees were not impressed when he talked enthusiastically about his previous feedback and results. (ENTHUSIASM)
4. People can have different expectations about how to build trust at work. (EXPECT)
5. When people have different expectations about building trust, it can lead to misunderstand . (UNDERSTAND)
6. One way to build trust is to let people know about your past achievements (ACHIEVE)
7. In a different context, we might prioritise showing our personality. (PRIORITY)
8. To give ourselves the best chances of building lasting trust, we should avoid making quick judgement about other people. (JUDGE)


Task 5. Make a presentation on the topic “Budget and investment”