Writing exam practice

Writing exam practice
Request of quotation
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Writing exam practice
Request of quotation

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Today:
1st hour:
- Requesting + declining a quotation 
- Useful phrases

2nd hour:
- Writing practice (forms)

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Goals:
You know how to write a quotation request and how to decline one.

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What do you do if you want to know
how much a service would cost?

Slide 4 - Carte mentale

What is a quotation request?
Request of quotation = offerteaanvraag 

- Asking for a service (e.g. office supplies)
- Costs and delivery

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Structure 
1. Start: you always start your letter with.....? 

2. Introduction: reason of writing (what do you want from them?)


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Structure 
3. Body: what do you want to see in the quotation? (costs, delivery time, etc.)  
+ when you expect an answer (e.g. within two weeks)

4. Conclusion: e.g. I'm looking forward to you response.
+ you always end your letter with....? 

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Exercise: write it in English
- Translate the following sentences into English.

- You can use your collection on useful phrases.

- Can't join the LessonUp? Write your answer down for youself.
                               Mistakes are good! We're here to practice

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Ik ben opzoek naar een bedrijf dat kantoorstoelen levert.

Slide 9 - Question ouverte

Zou ik een offerte kunnen ontvangen?

Slide 10 - Question ouverte

Wat zijn uw leveringstijden?

Slide 11 - Question ouverte

Ik hoop binnen twee weken van u te horen.

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Declining a quotation

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Declining a quotation
Perhaps:
- you've found another company
- it's too expensive
- the project was cancelled
- etc.

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Declining a quotation
Rules:
- always be polite
- do not mention another company's name or details

(De tekst is duidelijke en zakelijk, maar niet te kortaf of te bot)

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Structure 
1. Start: you always start your letter with.....?

2. Introduction: thank them for their offer (benoem de opdracht)

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Structure 
3. Body: inform them that their offer has not been chosen (decline the offer)

4. Conclusion: thank them again for their offer
+ you always end your letter with....? 

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How do you decline something
in a polite way?

Slide 18 - Carte mentale

Declining examples
''We regret to inform you that we have not chosen your offer.''

''We have decided to go with another offer.''

''Another supplier's offer suits our demands better.''

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Exercise: write it in English
- Translate the following sentences into English.

- You can use your collection on useful phrases.

- Can't join the LessonUp? Write your answer down for youself.
                               Mistakes are good! We're here to practice

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Vriendelijk bedankt voor uw aanbod.

Slide 21 - Question ouverte

Het spijt me dit mee te delen.

Slide 22 - Question ouverte

We hebben voor een ander bedrijf gekozen.

Slide 23 - Question ouverte

Bedankt voor uw tijd en aanbod.

Slide 24 - Question ouverte

Questions?
Any questions regarding what we just discussed?

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2 writing exercises
- Use the 2nd hour to practice your writing.
- Look back at the useful phrases you've collected.
- I will still be available for help and questions.
- Make sure you click on ''send'' when you're done so I can look at your work.

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For next week:
Do the writing exercises (Forms)
Practice the telephone / helpdesk conversations (Teams) 


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