Procurement and Stuff: Understanding Terms and Grammar

Procurement: Adquirir

Stuff: Cosas

Staff: Personal

Stuffed: Relleno de

Parcels: Paquetes

Warehouse: Depósito

Freight Forward: Flete especializado

Tare Weight: Peso de tara

Internal Length: Longitud interna

Internal Height: Altura interna

Payload: Carga útil

Width: Anchura

Gross Weight: Peso bruto

Foreign Currency: Moneda extranjera

Overseas Markets: Mercados internacionales

Subsidiaries: Filiales

Exchange rate: Tasa de cambio

Diferencias entre active and passive voice:

Active: We use this room for our guests

Passive: This room is used for our guests

Active: Nikon makes the best cameras

Passive: The best cameras are made by Nikon

Must, Mustn't and Needn't

A) If/we/you/they/he/she/it + must

B) Use must when you think it is necessary to do something. Ejemplo: The windows are very dirty. I must clean them.

For the past (yesterday / last week) we use HAD TO.

C) Mustn't (prohibido) o Must not: I mustn't (do something) = it is necessary not to do it

Be happy! You mustn't be sad

D) Needn't = Need not

I needn't (do something) it is not necessary to do it.

I needn't clean the window. They aren't very dirty