English writing


	Recommended books Interested in buying a book to help you with your English and/or your writing skills? Bewildered by the choice and range out there? We have put together a selection of books for you that we think are well worth buying. Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English An English-English dictionary designed purely for learners of the language. The layout is excellent, defintions are clear and it highlights thousands of phrases and collocations in spoken and written English. It includes a language activator - which gives you synonyms and realted expressions- as well as extracts from the Dictionary of English Language and Culture. Interactive features, such as pronunciation, feature on the CD-Rom version that is included in the price. Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Business Grammar and Practice This book explains all the key grammar areas. Set in a business context it has lots of examples and practice activities. The authentic source material encourages learners to develop and expand their business vocabulary as well as grammatical competence. Contains end-of-section progress tests. Business Grammar and Practice Michael Duckworth Email English Based on hundreds of real emails, Email English deals systematically with key language for constructing effective and convincing emails in English. Looks at issues such as opening and closing lines, giving information, making requests, negotiating, as well as general grammar problems and communication styles. It contains a wealth of practice activities and a very useful phrase bank. Email English Paul Emmerson Idioms Organiser This practice book organises idioms in a sensible way. It is divided into over 70 units: each unit features an opening exercise dealing with literal meanings and at least 16 common idioms; two or more exercises designed to make the meaning of each idiom clear and put it into context. Every unit is presented in a double-page spread, with illustrations and an answer key. The idioms have been organised by metaphor, by topic, by function and by key word. Idioms Organiser Jon Wright Business Vocabulary in Use (Advanced) This is a self-study reference and practice book for upper intermediate and advanced learners of English who need vocabulary for business and professional purposes. The words and expressions represent the English that native speakers actually use. The book consists of 50 units and follows the highly successful format of the English Vocabulary in Use range with presentational material on the left-hand page and practice exercises on the right hand page. The book covers a wide variety of up-to-date business topics and concepts. Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced Bill Mascull Handboek Zakelijk Engels This great book is aimed at Dutch people who are confronted by English in the workplace. Not only does it offer help with writing letters, CVs, e-mails, websites and reports, but it also highlights typical mistakes made by the Dutch. In addition, the book helps with the language used in presentations, meetings, negotiations and telephone conversations, as well as providing handy tips on British and American culture, and the differences between the two. Unmissable! Handboek zakelijk Engels / druk 1 Andrew Richard Wykes Baxter & Andrew Richard Wykes Baxter Righting English That's Gone Dutch This entertaining book looks at the English produced by Dutch speakers, and where it often goes wrong. It has many humorous examples of what gets unintentionally transferred from Dutch, and why. It gives advice on writing English right, as well as giving new insights from British and American style manuals, and tips on how to use the Internet as a Dunglish checker. Useful for Dutch speakers and also native English speakers who translate from Dutch into English. Witty and authoritative. Righting English that's gone Dutch / druk 2 J. Burrough-Boenisch \| Return Home \| Services \| About \| Prices \| FAQ \| Contact \| Resources \| Recommended Books \| Nederlands \|