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PASS Cambridge BEC 2E Higher Student's Book [Paperback]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, height x width x depth: 12x210x297 mm, weight: 498 g
  • Sērija : Pass Cambridge BEC 2nd Edition
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Feb-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Cengage Learning, Inc
  • Valoda: British English
  • Līmenis: Higher
  • CEFR: C1
  • ISBN-10: 1133313221
  • ISBN-13: 9781133313229
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, height x width x depth: 12x210x297 mm, weight: 498 g
  • Sērija : Pass Cambridge BEC 2nd Edition
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Feb-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Cengage Learning, Inc
  • Valoda: British English
  • Līmenis: Higher
  • CEFR: C1
  • ISBN-10: 1133313221
  • ISBN-13: 9781133313229
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This popular BEC series has been completely revised. PASS Cambridge BEC is a practical course for students who wish to gain a recognised business English qualification. Focusing on relevant international business situations, the course has been structured to provide students with a thorough preparation for the Business English Certificates (BEC).

New to this Edition
• Updated texts, photographs and artwork
• Updated topics to reflect business today
• NEW reading materials
• NEW re-recorded listening
• NEW Teacher's Book is packaged with the Class Audio CD
Introduction 8(4)
Exam Skills: Introduction to the examination
1a Work Roles 12(4)
Language:
Talking about jobs and duties
Report Language
Present simple and continuous
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Report Writing
1b Company Structure 16(4)
Language:
Talking about organisational structure
Past simple, present perfect simple and continuous
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Self-Study 20(2)
Language: Present, past and present perfect tenses
Exam Skills: Review of 1a/1b
Exam Practice 22(2)
Exam Skills: Reading
2a Stocks And Shares 24(4)
Language:
Talking about financial trends
Language of trends
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Report Writing
2b Mergers And Acquisitions 28(4)
Language:
Talking about mergers and acquisitions
Linking
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Self-Study 32(2)
Language: Describing trends, relative pronouns
Exam Skills: Review of 2a/2b
Exam Practice 34(4)
Exam Skills: Reading
3a Trade Fairs 38(4)
Language:
Talking about trade fairs
Present simple for future time
Exam Skills:
Reading
Speaking
Letter Writing
3b Entering A Market 42(4)
Language:
Talking about doing business abroad
Articles
Exam Skills:
Reading
Speaking
Listening
Letter Writing
Self-Study 46(2)
Language: Time clauses, articles
Exam Skills: Review of 3a/3b
Exam Practice 48(2)
Exam Skills:
Reading
Writing
4a The Future Of Work 50(4)
Language:
Talking about changes in working practices
Predictions
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
4b E-Business 54(4)
Language:
Talking about internet-based business
Future perfect and continuous
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Report Writing
Self-Study 58(2)
Language: Predictions, future perfect and continuous
Exam Skills: Review of 4a/4b
Exam Practice 60(4)
Exam Skills:
Listening
Reading
Exam Focus:
Reading
64(6)
Listening
70(2)
Writing
72(7)
Speaking
79(5)
5a Staff Motivation 84(4)
Language:
Talking about motivation at work
Formal report language
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Report Writing
5b Recruitment 88(4)
Language:
Talking about recruitment
Reference words
Exam Skills:
Reading
Speaking
Listening
Letter writing
Self-Study 92(2)
Language: Passives, reference words
Exam Skills: Review of 5a/5b
Exam Practice 94(2)
Exam Skills: Reading
6a Corporate Culture 96(4)
Language:
Talking about company culture
Gerunds and infinitives
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
6b Cultural Diversity 100(4)
Language:
Talking about cultural differences
Agreeing and disagreeing
Exam Skills:
Reading
Speaking
Letter Writing
Self-Study 104(2)
Language: Gerunds and infinitives, modals
Exam Skills: Review of 6a/6b
Exam Practice 106(4)
Exam Skills:
Reading
Writing
7a Industrial Espionage 110(4)
Language:
Talking about information security
Asking for clarification
Conditionals 1 (real) and 2 (hypothetical)
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Speaking
7b Business Ethics 114(4)
Language:
Talking about business ethics
Formal report language
Conditional 3 (hypothetical)
Exam Skills:
Reading
Listening
Self-Study 118(2)
Language: Conditionals
Exam Skills: Review of 7a/7b
Exam Practice 120(2)
Exam Skills:
Reading
Writing
8a Global Brands 122(4)
Language:
Talking about global brands
Inversion
Exam Skills:
Reading
Speaking
Proposal Writing
8b Global Sourcing 126(4)
Language: Talking about suppliers
Exam Skills:
Listening
Reading
Speaking
Report Writing
Self-Study 130(2)
Language: Inversion, grammar review
Exam Skills: Review of 8a/8b
Exam Practice 132(5)
Exam Skills:
Listening
Reading
Audioscripts 137(12)
Answer Key 149
Paul Dummett is a teacher and writer based in Oxford, UK, where he ran his own school teaching English to professionals from 1996 to 2006. He currently teaches refugee children in Palestine and Jordan with The Hands Up project. His main interests are the use of images and narrative in language teaching and how these can aid deeper learning and memory. Seeking out writing projects that explore these interests he has found a natural home at National Geographic Learning, co-authoring titles such as Life and Keynote and acting as a Course Consultant for Look, a seven-level primary series. He enjoys travel, exercise and live music/spoken word performance.