Jump-start your career with Speak Better Business English
Wouldn't it be fun to blow your competitors out of the water? You can ... with your new secret weapon: better business English.
This book will change your life! Here’s why.
Americans don’t speak the kind of English you’ll find in textbooks or hear in most classrooms. They speak business lingo — a collection of expressions and idioms that cover marketing, finance, accounting, HR issues, strategy and other business topics. Now you can equip yourself with this powerful lingo too.
This book gets down to brass tacks so YOU can talk American business English with a whole new level of confidence. This book opens doors. If you seek a better job, more pay, faster promotions, and better client or customer relationships, this book is for you.
NOTE: This book contains a different set of business expressions from Speak Business English Like an American...study them both and learn over 775 business expressions!
This book and CD is great for self-study as well as for classroom use.
In this deluxe book & CD set, you'll find:
* Over 400 of today's most common business expressions and idioms
* More than 40 practice exercises to master the material
* Everyday conversations on topics like asking for a promotion, discussing legal issues, increasing consumer demand, and growing your business
* Extra usage examples of each idiom or phrase
* Illustrations of many of the idioms — what a great way to remember them!
* An audio CD to help you learn and remember even faster
Meet your instructor!
Amy Gillett is the author of the bestselling books Speak Business English Like an American, Speak English Like an American, and More Speak English Like an American (also available from Language Success Press) — now sold in 20 countries with 60,000 copies in print. She has taught English as a Second Language (ESL) in the Czech Republic and in the United States and now she’ll teach you. With this book and CD, you can take her classroom with you! Amy knows Business English — she has an MBA from Cornell University, along with degrees in foreign languages and literature from Stanford
