Insert the correct verb

Exercise 6.

Exercise 5. Find the following words in the text and translate them. Make a few sentences with them.

Follow.

Exercise 4. Match the words listed below with the dictionary definitions which

Exercise 2. Ask ten questions to the text.

Exercise 1. Say what theory you would follow as a manager. Give your reasons.

Exercise 3. Which statements refer to theory X and which refer to Y?

A. People have the potential for the responsible behavior.

B. People can work productively with a minimum of external controls.

C. The average person is self-centered.

D. Security is the priority for the average person.

E. The average person is not interested in the needs of the company.

F. Most people like being controlled.

G. The average person doesn’t like working.

H. People have learned to be irresponsi­ble because of the nature of their work and supervision.

I. The average person is cunning and immature.

J. People do not dislike work.

K. People are not lazy by nature but they have learned to be lazy.

L. You can not rely on the average person because he or she is lazy and irresponsible.

M. Most people avoid responsibil­ity.

N. People can commit themselves to the objectives of the company they work for.

O. People have a high capacity for developing an interest in their work.

accountability, effort, pattern, requirement, accomplish, existence, consumer, foster, affect, establish, benefit, involve

· Create or set it up in a way that is intended to be permanent.

· Help its development or growth by encouraging people to do or think about it.

· Something that you must do or possess in order to be allowed to do some other thing.

· The state of being real, alive, or actual.

· Energy in the form of thought, action, time, or money that people use in their work.

· It influences someone or something or causes them to change in some way.

· Succeed in doing or finishing something.

· Being responsible for and prepared to justify one's actions.

· A good result of something.

· A person who buys things or uses services.

· A particular, recognizable way in which something is done or organized.

· To include somebody or something as a necessary part or use them in some way.

As a matter of fact, noth­ing at all, of course, also, even, sometimes, because of, in fact, first, second, consciously, totally, opti­mally, productively, strongly, sub­jectively, necessarily, universally, inherently.

Assume, dislike, coerced, set, control, functioning, threatening, apply, perceive, differ, seek, possess.

1. People … from one another in their ability to handle stress.

2. It's best to … realistic goals that you can achieve.

3. They always …in a very responsible way.

4. I didn't see your car, so I … you'd gone out.

5. Children who do badly in school tests often … themselves to be failures.

6. The government is concerned that thousands of people cross the border every year and … refuge in the country.

7. Flights in and out of Japan are … normally again.

8. I … being the centre of attention.

9. Postal workers are … a strike if they don't receive a pay increase.

10. The rebels … the villagers into hiding them from the army.

11. The Democrats continued to … the Senate until last year.

12. Do the same rules … to part-time workers?

13. Different workers … different skills.

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