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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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Can you recommend a Business English textbook?

Hello. I work at a univeristy in Asia. The school has asked me to pick a Business English textbook so that they can order it for my students. I have never taught business english before. Can you recommend a good textbook and one that has a teacher's guide also?

Thank you.
  

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Hi, there. Personally I found Market Leader a useful one. It is available in four levels and to each one there is a Teachers' Book together with a Text Bank and Activities to use in the classroom, a Test File and a Video Cassette with a Booklet.

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  • Hi, there.
  • Personally I found Market Leader a useful one.
  • It is available in four levels and to each one there is a Teachers' Book together with a Text Bank and Activities to use in the classroom, a Test File and a Video Cassette with a Booklet.
  • net.
  • Let me know which book have you decided on.
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Hi, there.
Personally I found Market Leader a useful one. It is available in four levels and to each one there is a Teachers' Book together with a Text Bank and Activities to use in the classroom, a Test File and a Video Cassette with a Booklet. Addidtionally, you can find some ideas at www.market-leader.net.
Let me know which book have you decided on.
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I seem to remember a book called "In at the Deep End" being very useful in business classes. Avoid "Business Basics" to retain your sanity.

Here is a worksheet that I made for business classes. Go to this address
http://www.tesljobs.com/tm/index.php
and search for the item called "Business
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hello,

I have to say that on that web adress there is no items with "business card". I've searched and i haven't find it! I wanna learn more english and I also need some good textbook. Could somebody help me?

Thanks in advance!
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sorry, I found it!

I need some more excercises according to business english, thnaks!
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