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.

Intermediate Business Grammar & Practice (Collins English for Business)

Reference

Brieger, Nick

Sweeney, Simon

English as a Second Language

HarperCollins, UK

This is a comprehensive and clear guide for those looking to improve their English grammar for use in the workplace. The authors guide the reader through 84 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.

Pre-Intermediate Business Grammar & Practice (Collins English for Business)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Leckie Leckie

Write clearer business documents more efficiently. This book is the ideal way for business people to refine and perfect their written English. It is aimed particularly at executives who communicate in written English frequently or work in foreign or multinational companies.

Business Writing (Collins English for Business)

Collins Educational

Advanced International English: Student Book

Jackson, Andy

Prentice Hall Europe (a Pearson Education company)

This grammar is devoted to the needs of business people who use English in their work. Covering the complete structural and functional syllabus requirements of the First Certificate in English exam, this text provides explanations and examples on the left-hand page and graded exercised for each grammatical or functional item on the right-hand page, making this book - with its answer key - useful for self-study. Throughout, the examples and exercises are set in a variety of business contexts, providing a good deal of relevant vocabulary. An LPBB edition is available.

The Language of Business English: Grammar & Functions (Business Management English)

Words, Language & Grammar

PRENTICE/HALL

Aimed at students of business management and also practising managers, this book is part of a series that covers the five main areas of - marketing, finance, personnel, production and operations, and language reference. Each of the four management books is based around those areas essential for learners who need to develop their knowledge of management principles and practices, together with business communication skills. The language reference book forms an integral part of the series, covering the essential elements of the language, and provides practical guidance on business communication. Language skills are developed within the context of business management. The book includes: a comprehensive grammar of business English; key functions for business English communication; guidelines on effective strategies for business communication; and language notes for effective communication.

Language Reference for Business English: Business Management English

Business & Money

Comfort, Jeremy

Aimed at students of business management and also practising managers, this series covers the five main areas of - marketing, finance, personnel, production and operations, and language reference. Each of the four management books is based around those areas essential for learners who need to develop their knowledge of management principles and practices, together with business communication skills. All the management books draw on mainstream management texts used for teaching and on course throughout the world. The language reference book forms an integral part of the series, covering the essential elements of the language, and provides practical guidance on business communication. Language skills are developed within the context of business management. This volume considers the management function that deals with the recruitment, placement, training and development of an organization's members. The book covers the role of personnel management, job analysis, planning and recruiting, selection and interviewing, training and development, compensation, incentives and benefits, appraisal and career movement, and the legal environment.

Personnel: Business Management English

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Pearson College Div

Aimed at students of business management and also at practising managers, this series covers the five main areas of - marketing, finance, personnel, production and operations, and language reference. Each of the four management books is based around those areas essential for learners who need to develop their knowledge of management principles and practices, together with business communication skills. All the management books draw on mainstream management texts used for teaching and on course throughout the world. The book covers: the role of marketing; analysis of market opportunities; buyer behaviour and market segmentation; product development and management; pricing; placing; promotion; and international marketing.

Marketing: Business Management English

This book is aimed at practitioners and students of production and operations management: people who need to communicate in English within the increasingly international world of business management. More specifically the material is targeted at non-native speakers of English, with at least an intermediate level in the language...(Comfort & Brieger, 1992)

Production and Operations: English Language Teaching (Business Management English Series.)

Management & Leadership

Starting where Early Business Contacts left off, this book provides a language-based course on how to develop skills of speaking and listening in a business context. The text is accompanied by a tape, tapescript and answer key.

Developing Business Contacts (English Language Teaching)

Prentice Hall Direct

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