Accepting a Job OfferDear Mr. Hang,Thank you for your letter of 17 June, offering me the p

(ii) Calculate the chargeable gain arising as a consequence of Jan accepting Jumper’s offer. (4 marks)

Nick()a job in a bank, but to our surprise, he didn't take it.

A. offered

B. has offered

C. was offered

ot, never compromise.()

Task Two-Feeling

？For questions 18-22, match the extracts with what people say, listed A-H.

？For each extract, decide which feeling each person expressed.

？Write one letter (A-H) next to the number of the extract.

A welcomes the opportunity to travel in the new job

B is unhappy in his/her present job

C considers the new job a promotion

D was not happy about their interview

E thinks the interview was successful

F is undecided about accepting the new job

G did not like the new company

H would like to live in this area

Task Two - Feeling

&8226;For questions 18-22, match the extracts with what people say, listed A-H.

&8226;For each extract, choose the feeling expressed.

&8226;Write one letter (A-H) next to the number of the extract.

A. welcomes the opportunity to travel in the new job

B. is unhappy in his/her present job

C. considers the new job a promotion

D. was net happy about their interview

E. thinks the interview was successful

F. is undecided about accepting the new job

G. did not like the new company

H. would like to live in this area

Task Two-Feeling

？For questions 18-22, match the extracts with what people say, listed A-H.

？For each extract, decide which feeling each person expressed.

？Write one letter (A-H) next to the number of the extract.

A welcomes the opportunity to travel in the new job

B is unhappy in his/her present job

C considers the new job a promotion

D was not happy about their interview

E thinks the interview was successful

F is undecided about accepting the new job

G did not like the new company

H would like to live in this area

Task Two - Feeling

&8226;For questions 18-22, match the extracts with what people say, listed A-H.

&8226;For each extract, choose the feeling expressed.

&8226;Write one letter (A-H) next to the number of the extract.

A. welcomes the opportunity to travel in the new job

B. is unhappy in his/her present job

C. considers the new job a promotion

D. was net happy about their interview

E. thinks the interview was successful

F. is undecided about accepting the new job

G. did not like the new company

H. would like to live in this area

Accepting a Job Offer

Dear Mr. Hang,

Thank you for your letter of 17 June, offering me the position of training instructor at Ridley's.

I am delighted to accept this offer subject to your confirmation that I am entitled to 25 days' paid holiday per year, plus statutory holidays, as discussed at our meeting of 11 June. This was not referred to in your offer of employment and I am keen to have this verified before I commence work.

I am happy for you to approach my current employer for reference purposes. My departmental manager is Sue Baxter and her direct line is 0191-349232. She is expecting your call. I am able to start work on Monday, 4 July, as suggested at our meeting, and I await your confirmation that this is agreeable to you.

I look forward to a long and successful career at Ridley's.

Yours sincerely,

Judith Pearson

Rejecting a Job Offer

Dear Ms. Puskas,

Thank you for your letter of 26 November, offering me the position of Data Processing Manager at your Oldbury division.

I have given this offer very careful consideration, but have decided not to accept it. I do not feel it is the right move for me at this stage of my career.

Yours sincerely,

Sally Rivers

What kind of job was Judith offered？

She was altered ______.

Task 2

Directions: This task is the same as Task 1. The 5 questions or unfinished statements are numbered 41 through 45.

Employment letters are used to apply for a job, request a reference or letter of recommendation, accept or refuse a position, acknowledge the help of others in your job search, and re sign from a position you currently hold. Throughout your career you will need to write one or more of these letters. Knowing how to compose effective employment letters can help you compete successfully in the job search.

Employment letters include the following:

1. Letters of application. You have seen a position advertised, had a friend pass on a recommendation, or located a possible job opportunity yourself. A letter of application introduces you to the prospective employer and is usually accompanied by a resume.

2. Letters requesting references or recommendations. You are asking people who know you well and have knowledge of your skills and experience to act as a reference or write a letter of recommendation to a prospective employer.

3. Letter of acknowledgement. These letters are used to follow up an interview, thanking the interviewer for the time given you. You can emphasize your qualifications for the job in this letter.

4. Letters accepting or refusing a job offer.

5. Thank-you letters. You are acknowledging the help each person gave you in your efforts to secure the job.

6. A letter of resignation. You want to leave your current position under the best circum stances possible.

According to the passage, employment letters include the following forms except ______.

A．letters refusing a position

B．letters of resignation

C．letters of inquiry

D．letters of application

ation, accept or refuse a position, acknowledge the help of others in your job search, and re sign from a position you currently hold. Throughout your career you will need to write one or more of these letters. Knowing how to compose effective employment letters can help you compete successfully in the job search.

Employment letters include the following:

1. Letters of application. You have seen a position advertised, had a friend pass on a recommendation, or located a possible job opportunity yourself. A letter of application introduces you to the prospective employer and is usually accompanied by a resume.

2. Letters requesting references or recommendations. You are asking people who know you well and have knowledge of your skills and experience to act as a reference or write a letter of recommendation to a prospective employer.

3. Letter of acknowledgement. These letters are used to follow up an interview, thanking the interviewer for the time given you. You can emphasize your qualifications for the job in this letter.

4. Letters accepting or refusing a job offer.

5. Thank-you letters. You are acknowledging the help each person gave you in your efforts to secure the job.

6. A letter of resignation. You want to leave your current position under the best circum stances possible.

According to the passage, employment letters include the following forms except ______.

A．letters refusing a position

B．letters of resignation

C．letters of inquiry

D．letters of application