Lesson 8 + ALOT OF WHEELING & DEALING? Lens C4 10. 1 NGS A. CREATE YOUR OWN STORY - [Part 1] (Answers on p. 223) Follow the instructions below and write down your answer in the space provided. When you have finished answering all the questions, transfer your answers to the story on the next page. Make sure to match the number of your answer with the numbered space in the story. Remember: The funnier your answers, the funnier your story will be! . Write down an adjective (big, small, strange, etc.): .. Write down a thing (pencil, potato, toothbrush, etc.) Write down a place (restaurant, library, market, etc.): . Write down a thing in plural form (pencils, potatoes, toothbrushes, ete.): . Write down an adjective (big, small, strange, etc.): . Write down a liquid (water, glue, wine, etc.): . Write down a verb ending in *.ing” (golfing, dancing, running, etc.) . Write down a body part (arm, head, ear, etc.) ). Write down a thing in plural form (books, worms, peanuts, etc.): Write down a noun (cat, dog, television, etc.): Write down a noun (cat, dog, television, etc.): Write down a thing in plural form (pencils, potatoes, toothbrushes, etc.): ) ‘Negotiation Slang & Jargon‘THE SLANGMAN GUIDE TO BIZ SPEAK 1 B. CREATE YOUR OWN STORY. (Part 2] Once you've filled in the blanks, read your story aloud. If you've done Part 1 correctly, your story should be hilarious! “Dear Gabby. by Gabby Blabber Business Advice Colommist Dear Gabby... ‘This week, I'm in the middle of wheeling and dealing with @ very | el (err: decided to meet in a ps mm and have something to eat before hammering out a aT deal. The client ordered a big bowl a and a large glass of ea — Afterspending an out we started wheeling and dealing. It was clear that we weren't seeing eye to We werent standstill. He wanted me to knock down my price but producit is very expensive! The entire almost went sour because he said | eame in high and that if | didn’t winderout our he'd walk! He certainly drives a hard bargain. | want to create a win-win situation but I'm getting ready to cave. I suppose I could just make him a roek- bottom offer and be done with it, but that will cost the companya lot a ‘What do you suggest I do? Signed, Overworked Negotiation Slang & Jargon