Business English Books, CD Exercises, Students Book
1. Business Vocabulary in Use (Cambridge Professional English S.) by Bill Mascull, Paperback: 172 pages, Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Students need both strong language and computer skills to succeed in today's information economy and digital workplace. Building on the success of previous editions, Business English, 7e, continues to provide students with a comprehensive review of English grammar fundamentals and usage. The text allows maximum flexibility for instructors to customize their course around student abilities. Each chapter has been revised to incorporate the most up-to-date Internet coverage. In addition to providing the most comprehensive Web site for business communication students, the new edition retains Mary Ellen Guffey's highly acclaimed three-level approach to teaching course concepts. This unique feature allows students and instructors to measure their progress from basic concepts to more complex language issues. A comprehensive collection of print and electronic resources helps instructors dramatically improve the language skills of their students.
2. Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced by Bill Mascull, Paperback: 134 pages, Publisher: Cambridge University Press
This is a new self-study reference and practice book for upper intermediate and advanced learners of English who need vocabulary for business and professional purposes. It is a new self-study reference and practice book for advanced learners of English who need vocabulary for business and professional purposes. The book has been carefully researched using the Cambridge International Corpus to ensure that the 2,000 new words and expressions represent the English that native speakers actually use. The book consists of 50 units and follows the highly successful format of the English Vocabulary in use range with presentation material on the left-hand page and practice exercises on the right hand page. It covers a wide variety of up-to-date business topics & concepts.
3. Business English with Electronic Study Guide by Mary Ellen Guffey, Paperback: 480 pages, Publisher: South-Western College
Students need both strong language and computer skills to succeed in today's information economy and digital workplace. Building on the success of previous editions, Business English, 7e, continues to provide students with a comprehensive review of English grammar fundamentals and usage. The text allows maximum flexibility for instructors to customize their course around student abilities. Each chapter has been revised to incorporate the most up-to-date Internet coverage. In addition to providing the most comprehensive Web site for business communication students, the new edition retains Mary Ellen Guffey's highly acclaimed three-level approach to teaching course concepts. This unique feature allows students and instructors to measure their progress from basic concepts to more complex language issues. A comprehensive collection of print and electronic resources helps instructors dramatically improve the language skills of their students.
4. Barron's ESL Guide to American Business English by Andrea B. Geffner, Paperback: 338 pages, Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
Great book to use for higher intermediate & advanced English language learners that have been in the country for many years but lack the literacy skills needed for a business environment. The letter samples give great ideas for phrases and tone. The section on usage is an excellent overview to clear up any questions on grammar.
5. New Business Matters Coursebook: Business English With a Lexical Approach by Mark Powell, Paperback, Publisher: Thomson Learning
An intermediate/upper intermediate course with a lexical approach, also ideal for students preparing for the speaking and reading and writing tests in the BEC 2 and BEC 3 examinations. Business Matters deals with international issues of interest to all companies and business people. Each unit is based on a specially written article, rich in the language of company life. It has a unique lexical syllabus which guarantees more effective learning than other courses. Mark Powell has precisely identified what business students need to learn to increase their understanding, fluency and communicative power. Ideal for both in-service and pre-service courses; focus on real language; compelling reading; realistic fluency activities; a proper lexical syllabus; rich in collocations and fixed expressions; adult in content, design and approach; all texts recorded to aid comprehension.
6. Essentials of Business Communication (6th Edition) by Mary Ellen Guffey, Paperback: 511 pages Publisher: South-Western Educational Publishing.
Includes a text, a workbook and a grammar reference guide. This book is an excellent tool for writing, especially for the non-native English writer, and designed to ensure the user develops the writing and skills needed to succeed in today's technologically enhanced environment. This textbook-workbook is a streamlined, no-nonsense approach to business communication. It takes a three-in-one approach: (1) text, (2) practical workbook, and (3) self-teaching grammar/mechanics handbook. The chapters reinforce basic writing skills, then apply these skills to a variety of memos, letters, reports, and resumes. This new edition features increased coverage of contemporary business communication issues including oral communication, electronic forms of communication, diversity and ethics.
7. The Slangman Guide to Biz Speak 2 (2 Audio CD Set) by David Burke, Audio CD: 240 pages, Publisher: Slangman Pub
You need to know how English really sounds and get used to the speed! Each audio product contains "real speak" versions of the dialogues and vocabulary. "Real speak" features the shortened or "real" pronunciation Americans use every day. If you want to feel comfortable speaking with Americans and understanding conversations in English, these audio products are essential.