02892nam a2200385Ia 450000500170000000800410001724500950005810000340015326000460018730000370023330000110027002000180028165000570029965000630035665000660041965000530048565000480053894400070058605000250059394300300061894400120064895300110066054600150067195300310068650512440071752003080196159100060226933600090227533700150228433800110229994200710231099800100238199900170239195200980240820260803094225.0251212s2017    xx            000 0 und d1 aEnglish for everyone pratice book level 1 business english /cThomas  Booth, Trish Burrow.  aBooth, Thomas,  Burrow, Trish  aLondon :bDorling Kindersley Ltd,cc2017.  a176 pages: bcolor illustrations  c23 cm.  a9780241253724  aEnglish languagexBusiness EnglishxSelf-instruction  aEnglish languagexBusiness EnglishxProgrammed instruction  aEnglish languagexBusiness EnglishxProblems, exercises, etc.  aEnglish languagevTextbooks for foreign speakers  aEnglish languagexProblems, exercises, etc.  aTR  a428.24076 B72e c2017  b0c0d0e1f0g0h0i0j0  b1c1d0  pSH0408  ain English  cSenior High School Library  a Meeting new colleagues -- Everyday work activities -- Vocabulary: Countries and continents -- Business around the world -- Vocabulary: Office equipment -- Asking questions at work -- Exchanging details -- Skills and experience -- Vocabulary: Jobs and employment -- Choosing a job -- Describing your workplace -- Vocabulary: Money, pay, and conditions -- Personal qualities -- Describing your job -- Workplace routines -- Vocabulary: Routines and free time -- Hobbies and habits -- Past events -- Dates and time -- Career history -- Company history -- Vocabulary: Making arrangements -- Talking about your plans -- Giving opinions -- Agreeing and disagreeing -- Health and safety -- Suggestions and advice -- Giving a presentation -- Rules and requests -- Vocabulary: Work idioms -- Discussing issues -- Apologies and explanations -- Tasks and targets -- Dealing with complaints -- Vocabulary: Transportation and travel -- Making travel arrangements -- Asking for directions -- Describing your stay -- Vocabulary: Eating out, food, and drink -- Conferences and visitors -- Dining and hospitality -- Informal phone calls -- Formal phone calls -- Writing a resume -- Making plans -- Vocabulary: Communication and emails -- Emailing a client.  aAn in-depth, self-study course in Business English using visual learning, practice exercises, and free audio to make English business language and vocabulary easy to learn. The book is divided into two levels. The levels are broadly aligned to the CEFR, the international standard for language learning.  a0  atext  aunmediated  avolume  2lcccBKajpascuab2019-06-17 09:49:03djderpoe2022-03-23 11:44:42  a11170  c11080d11080  00102ddc4070aBEDbBEDcBEDd2025-12-21oNULLpSH0408r2025-12-21 23:11:40w2025-12-21yBK