Except one problemI am running a macOS Sierra on virtualbox 5.2.16 (latest) on windows 10 pro but the screen is small 1024×768I have tried all the below but nothing workedcd “C:Program FilesOracleVirtualBox”VBoxManage setextradata “macOS 10.12 Sierra” VBoxInternal2/EfiGopMode 4andVBoxManage setextradata “macOS 10.12 Sierra” VBoxInternal2/EfiGraphicsResolution 1920×1080andVBoxManage setextradata “macOS 10.12 Sierra” VBoxInternal2/EfiHorizontalResolution 3000VBoxManage setextradata “macOS 10.12 Sierra” VBoxInternal2/EfiVerticalResolution 2000The “VM name” is correct. After that just start the VM ( make sure it boots from hard disk ) and Sierra should start correctly ( up until the WELCOME page at least )Cheers! MHilal July 25, 2018,Hello,I tried this method and it is working, thank you. I installed windows xp on virtualbox for mac.

The basis of a good conversation class is giving learners a reason and an opportunity to speak and scaffolding that speaking with lexis and grammatical structure as it is needed. The most fruitful conversations arise spontaneously and there is an art to listening well and asking the.

In today’s, we’re going to learn all about how to start a conversation in English.Sometimes we call starting an “breaking the ice.” You can think of the “ice” as that initial silence between people. It could be between strangers on a plane or coworkers in a lunch room. And when we “break” the ice, we say something friendly to start a conversation. So how do you do that?

What do you say? And what topics are best?will be a new business English podcast for beginner and intermediate learners. 925 English lessons will focus on chunks of language and English expressions that you can use in work and business. Each 925 English lesson will feature English phrases you can use in different situations and advice on why and how we use them in.Members:.

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It's a good idea to pre-teach essential vocabulary before beginning a discussion.
This will help students feel more comfortable and encourage them to participate.

Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

1. It doesn't matter whether you enjoy your job or not as long as it's a well-paid job.
   
2. Self-employment is more stimulating than working for a large organisation.
   
3. Social networks have rapidly become communication tools for many companies.
   They will be further developed for business in the future.
   
4. Innovation is different from invention.
   
5. In the future most companies will be online companies.
   There will be fewer offices and more call centres.
   
6. Anyone who has contact with a customer is a salesperson - and that includes the person who answers the phone!
   
7. Small companies can adapt more quickly to changes in the market place than large corporations.
   
8. Companies become more efficient as they grow in size.
   
9. More time is wasted during meetings than during any other business activity.
   
10. It is impossible to have a successful career and a happy family life.
    You have to choose one or the other.
    


11. It is impossible for young people to find a (good) job today without help from someone.
    
12. Qualifications are more important today than ever before.
    
13. A successful salesperson knows the strengths and weaknesses of competing products.
    
14. Small companies cannot offer employees opportunities for promotion.
    
15. There is more creativity in multinational companies than in small firms.
    
16. Some companies do not adhere to proper rules of conduct.
    
17. It is dishonest for companies to avoid paying income tax in the countries where they are established.
    
18. Men and women are not always treated equally in the workplace.
    Women often face discrimination.
    
19. Whenever possible, employees should be allowed to choose their own working hours.
    
20. Technology has changed business methods to the detriment of human relations.
    

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