Business English Writing 21st Century

Author: Li Xiping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book has made many improvements in its format compared to traditional textbooks, striving to reflect the characteristics of vocational education. In terms of content, it follows the principle of "progressive learning and sufficient for use," emphasizing the cultivation of basic qualities and skills while focusing on relevance and applicability. Specifically, the features of this book are as follows:
(1) Moderate difficulty, accurate positioning. This book aims to impart the basic knowledge and skills required for English writing in international commerce and activities, with a focus on cultivating practical English writing skills. It is highly operational.
(2) The examples in the book are typical and representative, making it easy for students to learn by analogy.
(3) It combines writing theory with practical examples, fully adhering to the principle of integrating theory and practice. The book is divided into three parts: Writing Basics, General Business Documents, and Regular Letters.
Part 1 provides a detailed explanation of the fundamental theories of business English letter writing, focusing on the principles that should be followed in writing business English letters, as well as the skills and techniques for selecting appropriate words and organizing sentences. It aims to give students a preliminary understanding of English letters.
Part 2 focuses on improving students' ability to express themselves in business documents, providing a detailed explanation of the main types of business documents, their formats, writing skills, and common expressions. This helps students understand and master the formats and writing methods of these documents, enabling them to independently write general English business documents in practical applications.
Part 3 focuses on improving students' ability to write English letters, emphasizing the common phrases used in business letters, as well as the formats, examples, and writing techniques for resumes, certificates, job application letters, and invitation letters.