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BK

England : Language Teaching Publications, c1997

96 s.

ISBN 1-899396-45-4 (brož.)

Angličtina obchodní - gramatika - učebnice

000011114

Section 1 Everyday Business English // 1.1 It’s too late 8 // 1.2 Too much Trouble much and many 9 // 1.3 Office Talk 1 the 7/ future 10 // 1.4 Office Talk 2 would 11 // 1.5 Work Routines present simple, adverbials of time 12 // 1.6 Business Idioms 1 13 // 1.7 Business Idioms 2 14 // 1.8 Business Idioms 3 15 // 1.9 Some Useful Information countable and uncountable nouns 16 // 1.10 Instructions and Suggestions negative imperative 17 // 1.11 A Range of Colours 18 // 1.12 A Waste of Time 19 // 1.13 More Office Talk 1 20 // 1.14 More Office Talk 2 phrasal verbs with get 21 // 1.15 Doing Business, Making Money Section 2 Problem Solving do and make 22 // 2.1 Problems in the Office 24 // 2.2 Minor Problems . ’ll and the present perfect simple 26 // 2.3 Bad News adjectives 27 // 2.4 Not the Usual Routine present simple and continuous 28 // 2.5 Computer Problems necessity 29 // 2.6 More Problems 30 // 2.7 What a Mess! 31 // 2.8 The Root of the Problem 32 // 2.9 Recruiting Staff 33 // 2.10 Suggesting what to do 34 // 2.11 Being Tactful 35 // 2.12 Yet More Problems 36 // Section 3 Business Travel // 3.1 Talking about your Job question formation 38 // 3.2 Changing Plans 39 // 3.3 Out and About 40 // 3.4 Rail Travel 41 // 3.5 How to get there // 3.6 Air Travel // 3.7 At a Trade Fair . // the imperative, prepositions 42 // adverbs 43 // first conditionals 44 // Section 4 Facts and Figures 4.1 Talking Figures 46 // 4.2 Symbols 47 // 4.3 Change and Development past simple and present perfect 48 //

4.4 Reporting Changes past simple and present perfect 49 // 4.5 Looking at the Figures comparatives 50 // 4.6 Forecasting future expressions 51 // 4.7 Rough Figures 52 // 4.8 Room for Manoeuvre being deliberately imprecise 54 // Section 5 Presentations 5.1 Describing a Process . present simple active and passive 56 // 5.2 Describing a Product . present simple active and passive 57 // 5.3 Describing Current Trends 58 // 5.4 Presenting an Argument 59 // 5.5 Launching a New Project adverbial linking phrases 60 // 5.6 Market Study adverbial expressions 61 // 5.7 Sales Presentation 62 // 5.8 Corporate Strategy expressions with have 63 // 5.9 Interrupting the Presenter 64 // Section 6 Phone and Fax 6.1 Getting Through 66 // 6.2 Telephone Enquiries responses with 41 67 // 6.3 Phoning to Check 68 // 6.4 Faxing a Message 69 // 6.5 Faxing about Orders 70 // Section 7 Reports // 7.1 Chairperson’s Report past simple, present perfect 72 // 7.2 Reporting on a Meeting 73 // 7.3 Business Trip Report 74 // 7.4 Sales Report 75 // 7.5 Minutes 76 // 5 // Section 8 Meetings and Negotiations // 8.1 Setting the Agenda 78 // 8.2 Outlining Your Position prepositional expressions 79 // 8.3 Points of View 80 // 8.4 Stating your Case summarising 81 // 8.5 Raising Doubts 82 // 8.6 Decision Making agreeing and disagreeing 83 // 8.7 Considering Proposals eliminating options 84 // 8.8 Emphasising a Point need, must, have to 85 // 8.9 Standing Your Ground verb + noun partnerships 86 // 8.10 Decisions and Explanations prepositional phrases 87 // 8.11 Customer Feedback 88 // 8.12 Getting Financial Backing questions for details 89 // 8.13 Economic Indicators 90 // Answer Key 91