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A comprehensive and clear guide for those looking to improve their English grammar for use in the workplace. If you are required to use English at work but feel you need to build up your grammar, Collins' new Business Grammar & Practice is the perfect solution. Well-known Business English experts Nick Brieger and Simon Sweeney guide the user through 72 units to explain the structure of the English language. Examples of real usage are followed by a simple but thorough explanation of each grammar point. Then, a range of practice exercises cement your understanding. All of the sample sentences are taken from the COBUILD corpus. This ensures that you don't learn artificial language - instead you get to grips with the vocabulary and structures that are used in the business world around the globe today. Work through the book from start to finish for a comprehensive course in intermediate grammar, or pick and choose the topics of most interest to you. Topics covered: * Main tenses (presents, pasts, futures, conditionals) * Auxiliaries and modals * Active vs. passive voice * Verb irregularities * Sentence and clause types * Nouns * Adjectives and adverbs * Determiners (articles, pronouns, demonstratives. ..) * Prepositions CEF level: B1-B2 ALSO AVAILABLE: Collins Business Grammar & Practice: Pre-Intermediate
By: Nick Brieger, Simon Sweeney
Imprint: Collins
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 278mm, Width: 278mm, Spine: 189mm
Weight: 425g
ISBN:
9780007420575
ISBN 10: 0007420579
Series: Collins English for Business
Pages: 208
Publication Date: May 2011
Audience: ELT/ESL , Professional and scholarly , ELT General , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In stock at Language Book Centre
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Nick Brieger has worked around the globe in the fields of language teaching and learning, communication, team building and intercultural training. He has worked with a wide range of major international organisations. In addition to his training activities, he is the author of more than 20 books in the field of language, communication and culture. Simon Sweeney is a Senior Lecturer in International Business at the Sheffield Business School. He has written numerous textbooks for international English and business communications skills. He began his ELT career with six years in Italy and Spain and since then has worked in a variety of teaching and training contexts in the UK with clients from across Europe, Japan, and China.
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