Test Your Business Vocabulary in Use

George Bethell

Nr katalogowy:	180352
Liczba stron:	102
Wymiary:	18.9 x 24.6 cm
Wydawnictwo:	Cambridge University Press
Oprawa:	miękka
Czas dostawy:	produkt chwilowo niedostępny

Cena detaliczna: 41,20 zł
Twoja cena: 36,70 zł
(rabat: 11%)

Test Your Business in Use to zestaw 66 testów opartych na kluczowych dostępnych informacjach z korpusu słownictwa, uwzględnionych w Vocabulary in Use. Po każdym rozdziale znajduje się 1-stronicowy test oraz klucz odpowiedzi, który umożliwia uczniom dokładne sprawdzenie swojej odpowiedzi. System punktacji daje możliwość samodzielnej nauki dzięki informacji zwrotnej na temat ich postępów. Książka zawiera zarówno brytyjski, jak i amerykański angielski i jest idealny do samodzielnej nauki lub jako uzupełnienie nauki w klasie.

Test Your Business Vocabulary in Use is a set of 66 tests based on the key corpus informed vocabulary highlighted in Business Vocabulary in Use. There is a clear one-page test for each unit of the parent book and a user-friendly answer key which enables learners to check their answers accurately. The scoring system provides the self-study learner with immediate feedback on their progress. The book contains both British and American English and is ideal for self-study or to complement classroom study.

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Spis treści - Test Your Business Vocabulary in Use:

Part I. Jobs, People and Organisations: 1. Work and jobs;
2. Ways of working;
3. Recruitment and selection;
4. Skills and qualifications;
5. Pay and benefits;
6. People and workplaces;
7. The career ladder;
8. Problems at work;
9. Managers, executives and directors;
10. Businesspeople and business leaders;
11. Organisations 1;
12. Organisations 2;
Part II. Production: 13. Manufacturing and services;
14. The development process;
15. Innovation and invention;
16. Making things;
17. Materials and suppliers;
18. Business philosophies;
Part III. Marketing: 19. Buyers, sellers and the market;
20. Markets and competitors;
21. Marketing and the market orientation;
22. Products and brands;
23. Price;
24. Place;
25. Promotion and packaging;
26. The Internet and e-commerce;
Part IV. Money: 27. Sales and costs;
28. Profitability and unprofitability;
29. getting paid;
30. Assets, liabilities and the balance sheet;
31. The bottom line;
32. Share capital and debt;
33. Success and failure;
34. Mergers, takeovers and sell-offs;
Part V. Finance and the Economy: 35. Personal finance;
36. Financial centres;
37. Trading;
38. Indicators 1;
39. Indicators 2;
Part VI. Doing the Right Thing: 40. Wrongdoing and corruption;
41. Ethics;
Part VII. Personal Skills: 42. Time and time management;
44. Leadership and management styles;
44. Leadership and management styles;
Part VIII. Culture: 45. Business across cultures 1;
46. Business across cultures 2;
47. Business across cultures 3;
Part IX. Telephone, Fax and Email: 48. Telephoning 1: Phones and numbers;
49. Telephoning 2: Getting through;
50. Telephoning 3: Messages;
51. Telephoning 4: Arrangements;
52. Faxes;
53. Emails;
Part X. Business Skills: 54. Meetings 1: Types of meeting;
55. Meetings 2: the Chair;
56. Meetings 4: Discussion and argument;
58. Meetings 5: Agreement and disagreement;
59. Presentations 1: preparation and introduction;
60. Presentations 2: the main part;
61. Presentations 3: closing and questions;
62. Negotiations 1: situations and negotiators;
63. Negotiations 2: preparing;
64. Negotiations 3: win-win;
65. Negotiations 4: difficulties;
66. Negotiations 5: reaching agreement.