Cambridge Business English Reading Course

Author: [UK] Rod Revell
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book aims to provide techniques, strategies, and vocabulary that enable non-native English speakers to effectively read business articles. Effectiveness here refers to obtaining the maximum amount of information from a small amount of reading text. It is written for managers working at various levels, as well as for those who are learning and aspiring to become managers. Lower-level learners, if they follow the suggested skills and read as required, should also be able to complete most of the exercises and texts well. This series is one of the newly introduced Cambridge Business English textbooks. Its feature is to help non-native English speakers develop the techniques, strategies, and vocabulary needed to effectively read business articles. It is divided into 12 units. Each unit includes an introduction, vocabulary, texts and exercises, answer keys, and conversion exercises. The language is lively, illustrated, and comes with audio cassettes, making it suitable for business schools to offer Business English courses and for BEC Preliminary and Vantage exams. The material is sourced from textbooks, guides, manuals, magazines, newspapers, company profiles, reports, and contracts. Lower-level learners, if they follow the suggested skills and read as required, should also be able to complete most of the exercises and texts well.