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- Comprehensive Vocabulary Coverage: It provides an extensive range of business-related terms, expressions, and jargon that are commonly used in various business settings, such as management, marketing, finance, human resources, and international trade
- Clear Definitions and Explanations: Each term is introduced with a clear and straightforward definition, followed by an explanation of how it is used in context. This helps learners understand the meaning and application of each term.
- Contextualized Learning: The book uses real-life business contexts to present vocabulary, ensuring that learners see how words and phrases are used in practical situations. This helps learners use the vocabulary confidently in their own work settings.
- Interactive Activities: The book includes exercises, quizzes, and tasks designed to reinforce learning and encourage active use of the vocabulary. These activities help learners practice the vocabulary in different contexts, such as emails, meetings, reports, and presentations.
- Pronunciation Focus: It provides attention to the correct pronunciation of key terms, ensuring that learners can speak with clarity and confidence when using business language.
- Real-World Examples: The book offers a variety of authentic examples taken from business documents, reports, emails, and interviews, providing learners with a solid understanding of how the vocabulary is used in practice.
- Business Communication: Emphasis is placed on communication strategies, helping learners develop their language skills not just for vocabulary acquisition, but for improving overall business communication skills.
- Suitable for Self-Study or Classroom Use: The book is structured for both individual learners and classroom settings. Its clear explanations and organized structure make it ideal for self-study or as part of a business English course.
- Focused on Advanced Learners: The vocabulary and content are aimed at advanced learners of English who want to deepen their business knowledge and enhance their professional communication skills.
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| Book Description | Who is this book for? Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced builds on the success of Business Vocabulary in Use Intermediate. It is designed to help advanced learners of business English to improve their business vocabulary. It is for people studying English before they start work and for those already working who need English in their job. The emphasis is on language related to today's important, and sometimes controversial, business issues. You can use the book on your own for self-study, or with a teacher in the classroom, one-to-one or in groups. How is the book organized? The book has 66 two-page units. The first 59 of these are thematic and look at the vocabulary of business areas such as human resources, quality, strategy, logistics, IT, marketing, finance, corporate responsibility and the global economy. There are then three units which focus on the language of the skills needed for doing business across cultures. The final four units develop business writing skills. The left-hand page of each unit explains new words and expressions, and the right-hand page allows you to check and develop your understanding of the words and expressions, and how they are used through a series of exercises. There is cross-referencing between units to show connections between the same word or similar words used in different contexts. There is an Answer key at the back of the book. Most of the exercises have questions with only one correct answer. But some of the exercises, including the Over to you activities at the end of each unit (see below), are designed for writing and/or discussion about yourself and your own organization or one that you know. There is also an Index. This lists all the new words and phrases which are introduced in the book and gives the unit numbers where the words and phrases appear. The Index also tells you how the words and expressions are pronounced. The left-hand page This page introduces new vocabulary and expressions for each thematic or skills area. The presentation is divided into a number of sections indicated by letters: A, B, C, etc., with simple, clear titles. In Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced, explicit reference is made to the business material in the Cambridge International Corpus (CIC) - business pages of newspapers, business textbooks, and business meetings and discussions. The texts are stored in a database, which is searchable in various ways to reveal the patterns of business usage. The database has been exploited to identify typical word combinations found in the data, and there are notes about their relative frequency. As well as explanations of vocabulary, there is information about typical word combinations. Again, the CIC has been a prime source of information about these. There are notes on the relative frequency of different words, for example: How to use the book for self-study Find the topic you are looking for by using the Contents page or the Index. Read through the explanations on the left-hand page of the unit. Do the exercises on the right-hand page. Check your answers in the Answer key. If you have made some mistakes, go back and look at the explanations and the exercise again. Note down important words and expressions in your notebook. How to use the book in the classroom Teachers can choose units that relate to their students' particular needs and interests, for example areas they have covered in coursebooks, or that have come up in other activities. Alternatively, lessons can contain a regular vocabulary slot, where students look systematically at the vocabulary of particular thematic or skills areas. Students can work on the units in pairs, with the teacher going round the class assisting and advising. Teachers should get students to think about the logical process of the exercises, pointing out why one answer is possible and the others are not (where this is the case). We hope you enjoy using Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced. |
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