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Here's a great guide to American business language and practices for business people who speak English as a second language. It covers all major areas of business survival. Practical language for telephone protocol, sales, business meetings, travel, and social etiquette are discussed. Advanced topics include financial reports, investments, and the Internet. Cassettes demonstrates English.
You may not be completely comfortable making phone calls or hosting a
business meeting. Fear no more — there is an easier way to communicate
without long hours of study and dictionary searching. Although the business
situations chosen ...
This book focuses on the language and communication skills that as nurses and healthcare professionals need in their professional and social situations. To facilitate this process, the emphasis is on the necessary elements of language, namely, listening, speaking, reading, pronunciation, non-verbal communication, writing and intercultural communication. The book attempts to develop the language and interpersonal skills essential for the establishment of rapport between nurses and their patients, thus enabling them to carry out their duties more effectively and with greater confidence.
A B C 1. sincerely sincerly sincerelly 2. their room is there room is thier room is 3.
busyness bussiness business 4. govement government gorment 5. proffesion
profsion profession 6. difinite definite definite 7. carier (for job) carrier career 8.
Fabuloso, aay. fabulous. Faccenda,/ bussiness;far faccen- da, to be in bussiness.
Faccendiere, m. an active man , a busy body. Faccenduzza,/". small business.
Faccente, adj. active, busy, brisk. Faccetta, / facet. Facchinaccio, m. a mean
fellow.
Are you a good speller? See for yourself by finding the 16 misspelled words in
the following paragraph. A sucessful bussiness writer must constantly review
grammer, punctuation, and spelling. Knowlege in these basic correspondance
skills is ...
