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This company is continually failing to achieve its objectives.  \naim – what you are hoping to achieve by a plan, action, or activity, which is what makes you do it; intention  \neg. The course’s aim is to train students to develop their communicative skills.  \ngoal – what a person, organization, or country hopes to achieve in the future, even though this might take quite a long time  \neg. The company’s goal is to become world leaders in the home computer market.  \npurpose – the result that you intend to achieve when you do something or plan something  \neg. The author’s purpose in writing this book was to draw attention to the problems of the Maoris in New Zealand.  \ntarget – the exact result that a person or organization intends to achieve by doing something; a plan which is aimed at; often the amount of money they want to get  \neg. The target for the appeal is &20,000, all of which will go to children’s charities.  \nend – the result that a person or group is trying to achieve, especially when this is bad or dishonest  \neg. The demonstrators’ ends do not justify their means.  \n2. merchandise/goods/product/exports/ imports [n]  \nmerchandise [U]– a word used especially in business meaning things that are produced in order to be sold, especially when they are shown for sale in a shop  \neg. Customers are requested not to touch the merchandise. goods [pl.] – things that are produced in order to be sold  \neg. After the war there were shortages of food and consumer goods.  \nproduct – something that is made, produced, or designed in order to be sold, for example something for your home, a financial arrangement, ora holiday  \neg. Most of the money comes from the sale of small household products like soap and light bulbs.  \nexports [pl.] – goods that are sent to a foreign country in order to be sold  \neg. 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