Basic business role plays

By:

Kerridge, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Viva Books Private Ltd. New Delhi 2005Description: vi, 90 pISBN:

9788176499309

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DDC classification:

650 KER

Summary: This is a collection of activities and role plays for use with students of business English at pre-intermediate level and above. Chosen to reflect ways in which English is used in business contexts, these activities progress from simple to more complex activities within each of the ten units. Exchanging information, giving mini-presentations, negotiating in small groups, and using English in social contexts are just some of the topics covered.

List(s) this item appears in: Public Policy & General Management | Operation & quantitative Techniques

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This is a collection of activities and role plays for use with students of business English at pre-intermediate level and above. Chosen to reflect ways in which English is used in business contexts, these activities progress from simple to more complex activities within each of the ten units. Exchanging information, giving mini-presentations, negotiating in small groups, and using English in social contexts are just some of the topics covered.

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