- Listening skills - the language of negotiations - discourse markers and functional language.
- Speaking skills - negotiation - contract formation.
Vocabulary
non-competition clause
arbitration clause
franchise, franchisee, franchisor
to spread payments = to pay in/by instalments
time frame
Corrections
Let's discuss about price.
That's out of over our budget.
Does that fit suit you?
Pronunciation
Collocations with Bring and Take
"One reason some people are confused about "bring" and "take" is that there are many exceptions to the basic rules. For example, idioms such as "bring someone down a peg" and "take a bath" and phrasal verbs such as "bring up," "bring about," "take down," and "take after" don't comply with the rule that "bring" means to cause something to come to the speaker and "take" means to cause something to go away from the speaker." - See more at: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/bring-versus-take?page=1#sthash.2t7EtX9N.dpuf
bring charges/a lawsuit/a court case/a prosecution/a claim (against somebody)
take someone to court
take (legal) action
Going Further
Listening: Law in Action BBC Radio 4 Every Tuesday and Thursday
Legal Highs http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07378d5
Mental health Offenders http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0742d34
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