English for Everyone Slipcase: Business English Box Set

A new, exciting, and intuitive way to learn business English, this comprehensive self-study course--now available
in a beautifully packaged box set--is uniquely visual, engaging, and easy to follow.

English for Everyone: Business English is the easiest way to teach yourself workplace English. The course combines innovative visual teaching methods with the best of DK design to make workplace English easy to learn. The most useful English grammar and business vocabulary are tied into everyday workplace situations, such as interviews, meetings, presentations, sales pitches, formal and informal phone calls, business travel, and conferences. Essential documents, such as job applications, resumes, and formal emails, are analyzed in detail, making them easy to understand and replicate.

The box set includes a course book and a corresponding practice book. The practice book is an essential companion to the course book, offering extensive exercises to drill language skills and improve fluency. Each book is structured in two levels, with Level 1 starting at pre-intermediate English, and Level 2 taking you to upper intermediate.

Key language skills, grammar rules, and business vocabulary are presented in a clear and simple way, with attractive illustrations to put business English in context. Listening, speaking, reading, and writing exercises, backed by extensive audio and interactive digital practice, are presented in bite-sized modules, allowing you to learn at your own pace. Whatever your career, the English for Everyone: Business English box set will make it incredibly easy to teach yourself English for the workplace.

Series Overview: English for Everyone series teaches all levels of English, from beginner to advanced, to speakers of English as a second language. Innovative visual learning methods introduce key language skills, grammar, and vocabulary, which are reinforced with a variety of speaking, reading, and writing exercises to make the English language easier to understand and learn. Visit www.dkefe.com to find out more.

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