On Business and For Pleasure Again
Advanced Self-Study Workbook
Published on 26. August 2011
153 pages
978-1-78099-017-0 (ISBN)
Description
This workbook is called On Business and For Pleasure Again because it is a sequel to the previous book on Business English written by the same author. Although it has been designed to help students with the English they need for their work, it is hoped that the challenges it sets will, at the same time, prove to be enjoyable. An Answer Key has been included so the learners can check what they have done, and thus work independently, if that is what suits them best. And the exercises are of the kind of length that will enable students to work on them when they have relatively short periods of time to spare, such as while commuting to and from work on public transport. The size of the book should make this convenient too, with it being available in paperback rather than in a larger format.
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Collective Ink
File size
0,47 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78099-017-0 (9781780990170)
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Michael Berman
On Business and For Pleasure Again - Advanced Self-Study Workbook
A Self-Study Workbook for Advanced Business English Students
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08/2011
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- 1 A Business Parable: Consider the Kind of People You Work With
- 2 A Business Parable: Who is Watching You?
- 3 Phrasal Nouns (i)
- 4 Phrasal Nouns (ii)
- 5 Phrasal Nouns (iii)
- 6 Phrasal Adjectives
- 7 How to Write a Business Plan (Word Formation)
- 8 Small Firms and the Problem of Late Payments (Word Formation)
- 9 How to Start Working from Home (Word Formation)
- 10 Payment Fraud (Word Formation)
- 11 Irresponsible Lending Prohibited (Word Formation)
- 12 A Letter in Application for a Job
- 13 A Letter of Complaint
- 14 A Letter Responding to a Complaint
- 15 A Letter to Find Out More Information About a Product
- 16 Phrasal Verbs with INTO
- 17 Phrasal Verbs with AWAY
- 18 Phrasal Verbs with OVER
- 19 Phrasal Verbs with OUT
- 20 Does Money Make You Happy? (Use of the Articles)
- 21 The End of the Cheque (Use of the Articles)
- 22 Verbs Followed by the Gerund or the Infinitive
- 23 How to Do Well at Interviews (Words Confused and Words Misused)
- 24 Built-in Obsolescence (Words Confused and Words Misused)
- 25 Ethical Consumerism (Words Confused and Words Misused)
- 26 The Causes of Inflation (Words Confused and Words Misused)
- 27 Green Banking or Ethical Banking - What's the Difference?
- 28 Noun Phrases with Dependent Prepositions (i)
- 29 Noun Phrases with Dependent Prepositions (ii)
- 30 Noun Phrases with Dependent Prepositions (iii)
- 31 Adjectives with Dependent Prepositions (i)
- 32 Adjectives with Dependent Prepositions (ii)
- 33 Uncountable Nouns (i)
- 34 Uncountable Nouns (ii)
- 35 What Sort of Manager Are You?
- 36 Who Are the People Who Make a Difference to Our Lives?
- 37 Conditionals (i)
- 38 Conditionals (ii)
- 39 Being Self-employed and How to Punctuate It!
- 40 Connectors and Modifiers (i)
- 41 Connectors and Modifiers (ii)
- 42 Proverbs About Work
- 43 How Trustworthy Are You?
- 44 How Ethical Are You at Work?
- 45 How Satisfied Are You with Your Job?
- 46 Plural Nouns / Uncountable Nouns
- 47 Gerund or Infinitive
- 48 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Asking for a Pay Rise
- 49 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Going Bankrupt
- 50 One Word, Three Uses (i)
- 51 One Word, Three Uses (ii)
- 52 One Word, Three Uses (iii)
- 53 S-Word Puzzle
- 54 F-Word Puzzle
- 55 UK Water Imports 'Unsustainable' (Word Formation)
- 56 R-Word Puzzle
- 57 L-Word Puzzle
- 58 How to Give an Effective Presentation
- 59 What a Person Does for a Living (Defining Clauses)
- 60 How to Produce the Perfect CV
- 61 The Answer Key
