By John Hughes
Книга mobilephone English: scholars publication cellphone English: scholars publication Книги Иностранные языки Автор: John Hughes Год издания: 2006 Формат: pdf Издат.:Macmillan Размер: 38 Язык: Русский0 (голосов: zero) Оценка:Telephone EnglishStudent s ebook with Audio CD(Pre-intermediate to Intermediate)Telephone English trains scholars to take advantage of the phone hopefully and successfully and successfully during their work.In addition to educating language universal to all company mobilephone calls, cellphone English prepares scholars for facing particular occasions within the company context within which they operate.KEY FEATURESEquips enterprise English scholars with the talents valuable for creating a winning mobilephone callFocuses at the conventions of constructing mobilephone calls within the English-speaking international Teaches scholars how one can construct profitable relationships over the telephone
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Open your book. Shut your book. Stand up. Hold your book above your head. Put your book in your lap. Bend your elbow. Touch the tip of your nose. " Shake hands with ( . . ). Bite your finger. Hide your pen. Leave the room. Speak to ( . . ). Tear a piece of paper. Tell ( . . ) to stand up. 17. Throw your pen to ( ). 18. Draw a mangle on the board. 19. 'hn to page ten in your book. 20. Choose a pen, this one or that one. 21. Invite ( ) to have lunch with you. 22. Thank ( . ) for the invitation.