Learning a language must be done in a context because grammar rules only or lists of vocabulary are not sufficient to build sentences, paragraphs etc. If you already know the word or phrase, you want to use it in a wider context.
Conversations based on questions
are an excellent method to use in practice both your knowledge of phrases and grammar, and at the same time exchange opinions with another speaker, brainstorm ideas, etc.
Below you’ll find a list of questions concerning CONTRACTS.
You can download the file including comments in pdf format here CONTRACT.
- What services are rendered by [d1] your company?
- What notice period [d2] does a typical employment contract stipulate?
- What does a detailed quotation [d3] usually include?
- Have you taken part in negotiations and conclusion [d4] of any contracts?
- When can a contract be rescinded[d5] ?
- Is it a worthwhile activity to hire a lawyer to draw up [d6] agreements?
- What can lead to a breach of contract[d7] ?
- When is a contract binding[d8] ?
- What types of services are put out to tender[d9] ?
- What are the benefits of signing an exclusive agreement[d10] ?
- What do companies do to win the tender despite fierce [d11] competition?
- In the course of negotiations, why do the parties reach a deadlock[d12] ?
[d1]Provided by – świadczone
[d2]a period of time between the receipt of the letter of dismissal and the end of the last working day – okres wypowiedzenia
[d3]an estimate of price – wycena
[d4]entering a contract – zawarcie
[d5]annul – unieważnić
[d6]prepare – sporządzić
[d7]an act of breaking the terms set out in a contract – naruszenie postanowień umowy
[d8]valid – wiążący
[d9]ask people to give formal price for something – ogłosić przetarg
[d10]two or more parties agree to buy items solely from the seller named in the agreement – umowa wyłączności
[d11]tough – zaciekła, twarda
[d12]no progress can be made – impas, zastój