Bitesize Business English #10: Authorisation

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'authorization' as a noun, which refers to a document granting permission or power to make decisions. It provides examples of how authorization is used in various contexts, such as controlling a company or granting access. The tutorial also covers the verb 'authorize,' which means to give someone the power to perform an action, with practical examples like authorizing payments or entry. Overall, the video clarifies the meanings and applications of both 'authorization' and 'authorize.'

What is the primary function of an authorization document?

• To give permission to make decisions

• To record meeting minutes

• To outline employee responsibilities

• To provide a list of company rules

In what context might someone say, 'You do not have the authorization to be here'?

• When someone enters a restricted area

• When someone is not wearing a uniform

• When someone is late for a meeting

• When someone forgets their ID badge

What does it mean to authorize someone?

• To give them a task to complete

• To grant them the power to perform an action

• To invite them to a meeting

• To inform them of a new policy

Which of the following is an example of authorizing someone?

• Telling them to take a break

• Allowing them to make a payment

• Inviting them to a conference

• Asking them to join a team

What is the relationship between authorization and authorize?

• Both are verbs with the same meaning

• Both are nouns with different meanings

• Authorization is a noun, and authorize is a verb

• Authorization is a verb, and authorize is a noun