The Correspondence Project: A Lesson of Letters
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Business English vocabulary reference lists for ESP (English for Special Purposes) classes and students, including over 2,500 key words and phrases for a variety of industries.
Business English vocabulary reference lists for ESP (English for Special Purposes) classes and students. Vocabulary for advertising, banking and stocks, bookkeeping and financial administration, business and commercial letters, human resources, insturance, legal, logistics, marketing, production and manufacturing and sales and aquisitions. Food Service VocabularyList of 170 essential words for the food service industry for English language learners Standard Business QuestionsThis interview focuses on asking standard business questions in English. Each of the standard business questions then has a number of variations as well as related questions in the reference section. Collocations with MoneyCollocations used with the noun money including an example sentence for each strong collocation pair. Driver Education - DMV - Key VocabularyMany ESL speakers and learners are required to take driver education courses to obtain their driver license from the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles).
Cover Letter: Word List - Details
Refer to the requirement given in the job description and demonstrate that you meet the requirements. Emphasise on experiences that are relevant for the job. Details According to your advertisement, your position requires (skills). These skills I have developed during ... I understand the position requires (skills). I recently graduated from (university) with a degree in (field). Since 2002 / For 2 years I have been working for (company). Following my training as a (job title), I spent (time) working for (company). As (current job) for (company), I have developed my skills and experience as (job title) Prior to my current position, I was working for (company), where I ... Throughout my career I have acquired a thorough knowledge of ... I have solid experience in ... I have more than ... years of ... experience. My experiences / skills / ... will provide your company with a highly productive (job title). I have always had a strong interest in ... I am very competent in ...
Englische Briefe, E-Mails u. Faxe - Email- English
Standard Business Questions - Standard Questions asked about Business and Variations
There are a number of standard business questions used when making general inquires into the nature of a company. The following dialogue covers a number of standard business questions. The reference section then provides variations and related business questions for a number of the standard business questions used in the dialogue. Business Reporter: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me today. Manager: It's my pleasure Business Reporter: Who do you work for? Business Reporter: What does Springco do? Business Reporter: Where is the company based? Business Reporter: How many people do you employ? Business Reporter: What's your annual revenue? Business Reporter: What type of distribution services do you provide? Business Reporter: What sort of internet presence do you have? Business Reporter: Is your company public? Business Reporter: What type of logistical structure do you have? Business Reporter: Where are your products manufactured? Standard Business Questions Variations:
Englisch: Geschäftsenglisch, Anfrage, Am Telefon
Sie sind hier: Startseite › IT-System-Kaufmann › Englisch (Teil 1) UN / CM, Kurs vom 01.11.1999 - 31.08.2000 Englisch (Teil 1): Business Correspondence (Geschäftsenglisch) (Layout Of Addresses (Adressgestaltung), Reihenfolge eines Geschäftsbriefes, Fax-Layout, Salutations And Closings (Begrüßung und Verabschiedung)), Useful phrases: Enquiry (Nützliche Redewendungen: Anfrage) (Opening (Eröffnung), Particulars, Closing (Ende)), On The Phone (Am Telefon) (Rules For Telephoning (Regeln des Telefonierens), Phrases Used On The Phone (Telefongespräche)), Getting People To Do Things (Requesting, Offering help (Hilfe anbieten), Asking permission (Um Erlaubnis bitten)). Business Correspondence (Geschäftsenglisch) Layout Of Addresses (Adressgestaltung) First name / surname (including the title e.g. Reihenfolge eines Geschäftsbriefes Fax-Layout FAO: <receiver> (zu Händen: <Empfänger>) FaxNo: (Fax-Nummer:) From: <sender> (Absender:) Date: (Datum:) Subject: (Betreff:) Total Pages: (Seitenzahl:) Body...
Business & English for Specific Purposes
Home Catalogue Business English Resources for business and vocational English - for careers (nursing, IT, aviation, gas and oil industry, etc), one-to-one teaching and business English classes at all levels. Inside Business & English for Specific Purposes (353) International Express Third Edition New Edition Linking life and work Rachel Appleby, Angela Buckingham, Keith Harding, Alastair Lane, Bryan Stephens, Frances Watkins This completely revised International Express, with 100% new material, meets all the practical language needs of adult professional learners. Look inside International Express Beginner Bryan Stephens and Angela Buckingham International Express Elementary Angela Buckingham, Bryan Stephens and Alastair Lane International Express Intermediate Keith Harding and Alastair Lane International Express Pre-Intermediate Keith Harding and Rachel Appleby International Express Upper Intermediate Rachel Appleby and Frances Watkins Oxford Grammar for EAP Ken Paterson and Roberta Wedge Format:
Common Phrases for Business Letters
Common Phrases for Business Letters Request for information I am writing to inquire about . . . I am writing in reference to . . . I read/heard . . . and would like to know . . . Could you please send me . . . at the address below/above Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to hearing from you. Response to request Thank you for your interest/inquiry Enclosed is the information you requested. You can learn more about this at . . . If you have further questions, If you require assistance, please contact: If I can be of more help, please feel free to contact me at . . . Sample Sentences: Requests Could you please send me your most recent brochure? Could you fax me the results of the market survey? I would like to order ten copies of the book, Touchy Situations. I would be very grateful if you could send me this information. Please return the enclosed envelope with your payment. Sample Sentences: Goodwill Thank you for your hospitality. I enjoyed having lunch with you last week while I was in New York.
Confusing Words and Homonyms | Misued Words in English | Letter A
Letter A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z Many words in English sound or look alike, causing confusion and not a few headaches. This section lists some of these words, and other troublemakers. a.m., p.m.
