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001			ocn460059618
003			OCoLC
005			20200120183949.0
008			100503s2009 enka 000 0 eng
010			_a2010293200
020			_a9780521727204 (Student book with audio cd)
020			_a0521727200 (Student book with audio cd)
035			_a(OCoLC)460059618
040			_aUKM _cUKM _dDLC _dBTCTA _dCDX _dYDXCP _dJCRC
042			_alccopycat
050	0	0	_aPE1479.B87 _b.M365 2009
082	0	4	_a428.202465 _222
100	1		_aMcCarthy, Michael, _d1947-
245	1	0	_aGrammar for Business / _cMichael McCarthy, Jeanne McCarten, David Clark, and Rachel Clark.
260			_aCambridge ; _aNew York : _bCambridge University Press, _c2009.
300			_a272 p. : _bill. (some col.) ; _c28 cm + _e1sound disc (digital ; 4 3/4 in.)
490	0		_a"Cambridge Business Corpus"--Cover.
500			_a"with audio cd"--Cover.
505			_a"Grammar for Business is a must-have for business students and anyone using English in the workplace. Suitable for intermediate to upper-intermediate level, it provides clear explanations and authentic practice of the most essential language used in business English. Designed to help you improve your communication skills in real business situations, it includes a unique focus on spoken as well as written grammar, and practical tips on areas such as organising presentations, negotiating and giving your opinion. _tIncludes a special focus on speaking strategies to make you a more confident and effective communicator. _t"Make it personal' sections encourage you to apply what you have learnt to your own personal experience. _tBased on a corpus of real written and spoken business English to ensure your learn language as it's really used. _tFree audio CD provides motivating extra speaking and listening practice. _tRegular tests to help you check your progress. _tIncludes answer key with explanations and full recording scripts.
505			_aIdeal for classroom use and self-study." (Book Cover)
505			_aCONTENTS
505			_aUnit 1 Imperative and present simple (Write for business: Checking your work)
505			_aUnit 2 Present continuous (Business talk: Present continuous + always)
505			_aUnit 3 Present simple and continuous (Business talk: State verbs)
505			_aUnit 4 Present perfect simple and continuous (Write for business: Using the present perfect in the news)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 1 Discussing
505			_aTEST 1: Units 1-4
505			_aUnit 5 Past simple and continuous (Business talk: Using past tenses to be polite)
505			_aUnit 6 Present perfect and the past (Business talk: Using continuous forms to give background information)
505			_aUnit 7 Past perfect simple and continuous (Business talk: Regrets and intentions)
505			_aUnit 8 Used to and would (Business talk: be/get used to)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 2 Managing conversations
505			_aTEST 2: Units 5-8
505			_aUnit 9 The future 1 : be going to, present continuous (Business talk: Organising presentations and workshops 1)
505			_aUnit 10 The future 2 : will, shall, the present tense (Business talk: Organising presentations and workshops 2)
505			_aUnit 11 Future continuous and future perfect (Business talk: Using the future continuous to be polite)
505			_aUnit 12 Other ways of talking about the future (Business talk: Future time expressions)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 3 Emphasising and softening
505			_aTESTS 3: Units 9-12
505			_aUnit 13 Modals 1 : talking about possibility and ability, asking, offering and giving permission (Write for business: Alternatives to modal verbs)
505			_aUnit 14 Modals 2 : making suggestions and giving advice (Business talk: Other ways of making informal suggestions)
505			_aUnit 15 Modals 3 : saying what people have to do (Business talk: Changing the force of instructions)
505			_aUnit 16 Modals 14 : speculating and saying how certain you are (Business talk: Responding to other people)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 4 Simple spoken grammar
505			_aTESTS 4: Units 13-16
505			_aUnit 17 Conditionals 1 : talking about the present and future (Business talk: Negotiating)
505			_aUnit 18 Conditionals 2 : talking about the hypothetical present and past (Business talk: More hypothetical conditionals)
505			_aUnit 19 The passive 1 : forming and using the passive (Write for business: Using the passive in business correspondence)
505			_aUnit 20 The passive 2 : modal verbs, two-object verbs, have and get (Write for business: Using expressions with modal passives in reports)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 5 Making your meaning clear and avoiding misunderstandings
505			_aTESTS 5: Units 17-20
505			_aUnit 21 Questions (Business talk: Persuading and giving opinions with negative questions)
505			_aUnit 22 Question tags (Business talk: Questions tags for checking information)
505			_aUnit 23 Reported speech 1 : statements and instructions (Business talk: Talking about news)
505			_aUnit 24 Reported speech 2 : questions (Write for business: Making polite requests in business letters
505			_aSpeaking strategies 6 Checking information
505			_aTEST 6: Unites 21-24
505			_aUnit 25 Verbs and objects (Business talk: Typical business uses of verbs and objects)
505			_aUnit 26 -ing and infinitives after verbs (Write for business: Giving reasons and views)
505			_aUnit 27 Phrasal verbs (Business talk: Phrasal verbs with get)
505			_aUnit 28 Prepositions (Business talk: Describing change)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 7 Organising what you say and highlighting information
505			_aTEST 7: Units 25-28
505			_aUnit 29 Adjectives (Write for business: Describing your products and services)
505			_aUnit 30 Adverbs (Business talk: Giving your personal perspective)
505			_aUnit 31 Comparisons 1 : comparatives, as ... as (Business talk: Modifying comparisons)
505			_aUnit 32 Comparisons 2 : superlatives, comparing with verbs (Write for business: Using most in formal correspondence)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 8 Being an active listener
505			_aTEST 8: Units 29-32
505			_aUnit 33 Countability and number (Write for business: Checking verbs after singular and plural nouns)
505			_aUnit 34 Articles (Write for business: Not using the)
505			_aUnit 35 Quantifiers (Write for business: Levels of formality)
505			_aUnit 36 Possessives and reflexive pronouns (Write for business: Possessive noun phrases with of)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 9 Vague language 1
505			_aTEST 9: Units 33-36
505			_aUnit 37 Relative clauses 1 : who, whose, which, that (Business talk: Commenting on what people say)
505			_aUnit 38 Relative clauses 2 : whom, where, when, -ing, -ed (Write for business: Writing about quantity)
505			_aUnit 39 Conjunctions and linking words 1 (Write for business: Linking ideas in formal reports)
505			_aUnit 40 Conjunctions and linking words 2 (Business talk: Reasons, results and consequences)
505			_aSpeaking strategies 10 Vague language 2
505			_aTEST 10: Units 37-40
505			_aKey
505			_aRecording script
505			_aAppendix 1 _tSpelling
505			_aAppendix 2 _tCommon prefixes and suffixes
505			_aAppendix 3 _tNorth American English
505			_aAppendix 4 _tFormal and informal English
505			_aAppendix 5 _tIrregular verbs
505			_aAppendix 6 _tVerb patterns
505			_aAppendix 7 _tPrepositions
505			_aAppendix 8 _tSaying numbers, weights and measures
505			_aCD tracklist
650		0	_aEnglish language _xBusiness English.
650		0	_aEnglish language _xGrammar.
700			_aMcCarten, Jeanne
700			_aClark, David
700			_aClark, Rachel
856			_uhttps://www.cambridge.org/ca/cambridgeenglish/catalog/business-professional-and-vocational/grammar-business/grammar-business-audio-cd _zPublisher's Website.
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