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2014 Business & ESP Catalogue
New from Cengage Learning
English for the Workplace
For full details and to request a sample copy please contact your local representative.
A multi-title, industry-specific
ESP series that takes a functional and
lexical approach to practising essential
workplace language.
Learn more on page 12
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Business English CoursesInternational Management English Series 2Managing change 2Working Virtually 3leading People 3 Managing Projects 3Total Business 4Best Practice 4new Business Matters 5English for Business life 5
Exam PreparationPass cambridge BEc 6Success with BEc 7Absolute Financial English 8Achieve BUlATS 8Absolute legal English 9 Success with IlEc 9Achieve TOEIc 10Achieve TOEIc Bridge 10complete guide to TOEIc 10
Teacher ResourcesThe Business English Teacher 11Talking Business in class 11
English for Specific PurposesEnglish for the Workplace 12 English for cabin crew 14Energy English 15 Absolute Banking English 16Financial English 17Technical English 17
Skills, Reference and Self-Studynatural Business English 1850 Ways Series 19Delta Business communications Skills Series 20Presenting English 22The language of Meetings 22Build your Business Vocabulary 22
ReadersSummertown Readers 23
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INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT ENGLISH SERIESA ground-breaking new series developed by York Associates, who have been preparing professionals for international work for over 30 years.
Level: Upper Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level: B2 – C1
Research shows that, in order to operate and communicate successfully in the ever-more-connected world of international business, managers need a blend of the following skills to be effective communicators:
• relevant language skills •people management skills•communicative ability •intercultural competence
International Management English provides comprehensive training in all of the above areas alongside the language needed to carry them out successfully.
International Management English consists of four titles covering key aspects of international business operations; Leading People, Managing Projects, Managing Change and Working Virtually.
Each book in the series consists of eight units, with every unit offering four distinct sections:
•Discussion and listening Engaging and relevant content in areas of international management and teamwork•Communication skills In addition to the familiar topics of meetings, presentations and negotiations, input and
practice are also provided in conflict management, team building and giving and receiving feedback•Professional skills Authentic texts from management writers and thinkers provide the starting point for
reflection and discussion among learners•Intercultural competence A focus on raising cultural awareness followed by an illustrative case study
At all times learners are encouraged to discuss their own experiences and work situations with their trainer and with each other. This will enrich the learning environment of every class and ensure the relevance of the learning to the learners’ actual needs
For tables of contents and sample pages visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
In addition each title provides:
a learning diary
a needs analysis
unit-by-unit glossaries of key words and phrases
tips for more effective language learning and how to improve performance at work
the opportunity to develop a personal action plan
FEATURES
MANAGING CHANGEFiona Mee
Managing Change deals with the challenges facing those who are having to lead others through changes in their working life. It covers all aspects of change management, from communicating the need for change through to dealing with objections and bringing all those affected through as a coherent team.
Managing change
Book with Audio cD
978 1 905085 68 2
NEW
The book practises language and skills in these areas:
change happens Why change? communicating change Overcoming resistance
Influencing people Developing change leaders Evaluating and measuring cultural shifts
Business English Courses
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Business English C
ourses
LEADING PEOPLESteve Flinders
Leading People deals with the challenges facing those who run professional teams, covering all aspects of communication and people management from developing one’s own leadership skills through to getting the best from others.
The book practises language and skills in these areas:
Becoming a better manager Building a team getting and giving direction Organising teams
Defining roles Providing support giving and receiving feedback Representing a teamleading People
Book with Audio cD
978 1 905 08567 5
MANAGING PROJECTSBob Dignen
Managing Projects deals with the challenges facing those who run or take part in international projects, covering all aspects of communication and people management from the initial kick-off meeting to closing the project.
The book practises language and skills in these areas:
International project challenges getting it right from the start Managing people in projects Keeping projects on track
Building better communication Dealing with conflict Marketing the project Finishing successfullyManaging Projects
Book with 2x Audio cDs
978 1 905085 66 8
WORKING VIRTUALLYJackie Black, Jon Dyson
Working Virtually deals with the challenges facing those who have to work remotely from their colleagues using a range of technology to keep in touch. It covers all aspects of working in a virtual environment, from communicating effectively through to solving problems and building strong teams at a distance.
Working Virtually
Book with Audio cD
978 1 905085 69 9
NEW
The book practises language and skills in these areas:
Understanding virtual communication
Preparing for successful communication
Working in virtual groups
Working with technology Effective writing Building relationships Managing diversity Teams and leadership
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es TOTAL BUSINESSProviding a complete package for the world of workMara Pedretti, Rolf Cook, Helen Stephenson, John Hughes, Paul Dummett, Colin Benn
Level: Pre-Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1 – C1
Total Business is a three-level business English course for pre-work students and business people wishing to improve their English and their employment prospects. It is also suitable for in-company training.
Each Student’s Book contains twelve modules divided into the core lessons of Business Topic, Business Skills and Learning Strategies. This modular division of material makes it flexible to the needs and requirements of each class. The class cD is packaged in the back of the book.
Download sample pages and table of contents from NGL.Cengage.com/totalbusiness
Total Business 1
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 0 462 09861 6
Workbook with Key 978 0 462 09862 3
class Audio cD 978 0 462 09864 7
Teacher’s Book 978 0 462 09863 0
Total Business 2
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 0 462 09865 4
Workbook with Key 978 0 462 09866 1
class Audio cD 978 0 462 09868 5
Teacher’s Book 978 0 462 09867 8
Total Business 3
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 0 462 09869 2
Workbook with Key 978 0 462 09870 8
class Audio cD 978 0 462 09872 2
Teacher’s Book 978 0 462 09871 5
BEST PRACTICEBusiness English in a Global ContextBill Mascull with David Kerridge
Level: Elementary to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: A1 – B1
Best Practice is a four-level course designed for both pre-work and in-work students.
Elementary
Student’s Book 978 1 4130 0902 6
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 1 4080 0763 1
Workbook 978 1 4130 0903 3
Teacher’s Resource Book 978 1 4130 0904 0
Audio cD 978 1 4130 0906 4
Assessment cD-ROM with ExamView®
978 1 4130 0907 1
Pre-Intermediate
Student’s Book 978 1 4130 0908 8
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 1 4080 0764 8
Workbook 978 1 4130 0913 2
Teacher’s Resource Book 978 1 4130 0912 5
Audio cD 978 1 4130 0910 1
Assessment cD-ROM with ExamView®
978 1 4130 1469 3
Intermediate
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 0 462 09869 2
Workbook with Key 978 0 462 09870 8
class Audio cD 978 0 462 09872 2
Teacher’s Book 978 0 462 09871 5
Upper Intermediate
Student’s Book 978 1 4240 0065 4
Student’s Book + Audio cD 978 1 4080 0766 2
Workbook 978 1 4240 0066 1
Teacher’s Book 978 1 4240 0068 5
Audio cDs (2) 978 1 4240 0069 2
Assessment cD-ROM with ExamView®
978 1 4240 1617 4
Total Business has been adapted from the Success with BEC Series (Page 7)
Download sample pages and table of contents from NGL.Cengage.com/bestpractice
Short two-page modules get straight to the point, building up basic language quickly and efficiently
The Business across cultures pages develop understanding of the scope and importance of culture in business
Extensive presentation and practice of communication skills comprehensive teacher supportincluding ExamView®
test-generating software and test bank
FEATURES
For more information visit www.einstruction.com/products/examview/examview-assessment-suite
ExamView® test-generating software allows teachers to create and customise tests, and manage classes and assignments.
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ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS LIFEThe flexible business English course Ian Badger and Pete Menzies
Level: Elementary to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: A2 – C1
English for Business Life is suitable for a wide range of training situations from in-company courses in multinationals to colleges that train students for the workplace.
NEW BUSINESS MATTERSBusiness English with a Lexical ApproachMark Powell with Ron Martinez, Rosi Jillett, Charles Mercer
Level: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1 – B2
New Business Matters is a stimulating language course for students of business English. Its unique lexical syllabus precisely identifies what business students need to learn in order to increase their understanding, fluency, and communicative power in English. Each unit is based on a specially written article, rich in the language of company life, followed by language activities which ensure that learners engage with the language and interact with each other.
Elementary
coursebook 978 0 4620 0755 7
Self-Study Book with Audio cD 978 0 4620 0756 4
Trainer’s Manual 978 0 4620 0757 1
class Audio cD (1) 978 0 4620 0758 8
Pre-Intermediate
coursebook 978 0 4620 0759 5
Self-Study Book with Audio cD 978 0 4620 0760 1
Trainer’s Manual 978 0 4620 0761 8
class Audio cDs (2) 978 0 4620 0762 5
Intermediate*
coursebook 978 0 4620 0763 2
Self-Study Book with Audio cD 978 0 4620 0764 9
class Audio cDs (2) 978 0 4620 0766 3
Upper Intermediate
coursebook 978 0 4620 0767 0
Self-Study Book with Audio cD 978 0 4620 0768 7
Trainer’s Manual 978 0 4620 0769 4
class Audio cDs (2) 978 0 4620 0770 0
Student’s Book 978 0 7593 9856 6
Workbook 978 0 7593 9859 7
Teacher’s Book 978 0 7593 9857 3
Audio cDs (2) 978 0 7593 9853 5
Assessment cD-ROM ExamView®
978 0 7593 9852 8
cnn® Video 978 0 7593 9855 9
large number of short units with customisable sections
glossary of key business-related terms in the course Book and Self-Study guide
Self-Study guide to support the course Book or as a stand-alone resource
comprehensive grammar syllabus supported by language notes and Business grammar guide
FEATURES
Download sample pages and table of contents from NGL.Cengage.com/business * Intermediate Trainer’s Manual is available to download from the NGL Cengage.
Four listening-based skills units focus on the language of meetings, presentations, telephoning and negotiations.
A glossary of key business vocabulary has been added. Fifteen authentic cnn® video segments, supported by
worksheets in the back of the coursebook, reinforce the topics covered in each unit.
Expanded teacher support package includes ExamView® Pro test generating software and test bank, which allows instructors to create, customize, and correct tests quickly and easily.
FEATURES
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PASS CAMBRIDGE BECSecond Edition
Ian Wood, Anne Williams, Paul Sanderson, Louise Pile with Marjorie Rosenberg, Sarah Curtis, Anna Cowper
Level: Preliminary - Higher
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).
This popular BEc series has been completely revised.
What’s new?
• 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
12 double units focusing on work-related situations Exam tests to consolidate learner’s understanding Systematic review of key grammar and vocabulary Final exercise in self-study section of each unit gives exam practice ‘Don’t forget!’ sections in each unit highlight grammar points Key vocabulary list with online bilingual glossary
FEATURES
Pass cambridge BEc Preliminary 2nd ed
Student’s Book 978 1 1333 1320 5
Workbook with Key 978 1 1333 1651 0
Teachers’ Book + cD 978 1 1333 1754 8
Pass cambridge BEc Vantage 2nd ed
Student’s Book 978 1 1333 1557 5
Workbook with Key 978 1 1333 1655 8
Teachers’ Book + cD 978 1 1333 1753 1
Pass cambridge BEc Higher 2nd ed
Student’s Book 978 1 1333 1322 9
Workbook with Key 978 1 1333 1657 2
Teachers’ Book + cD 978 1 1333 1752 4 Taken from PASS Cambridge BEC Vantage Student’s Book
Exam Preparation
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Exam Preparation
For Teachers
SUCCESS WITH BEC TEACHER’S COMPANIONThe Teacher’s companion offers additional resources for teachers across all three levels of the exam, Preliminary, Vantage and Higher.
Includes:• checklists for each exam with tips on exam skills•Additional listening material including examples from the speaking test•Additional grammar exercises and grammar-based communication activities•communication activities to practise each of the four skills areas•Diagnostic tests for each level of the exam, with answer keys•Student’s Book answer keys for each level
The book comes with a cD-ROM which contains the listening material as well as PDFs of the:•communication activities•Diagnostic tests with answer keys•Student’s Book answer keys
For all table of contents and sample pages visit NGL.Cengage.com/successwithbec
Success with BEc Teacher’s companion
978 1 1113 5426 8
SUCCESS WITH BECThe multi-level course for students preparing for the Business English Certificates exams.
Rolf Cook, Mara Pedretti, Helen Stephenson, John Hughes, Paul Dummett with Colin Benn
Level: Preliminary to Higher CEF Level: B1 – C1
Success with BEC provides complete preparation for the BEc exams, but is also an ideal focus for in-company training courses and for business people and students wishing to improve their English and job prospects. The course covers the three levels of the exam: BEc Preliminary, BEc Vantage and BEc Higher.
Ideal for: • BEc examination candidates: complete
exam preparation• In-work students: Business topics, business skills
and the language students need to get on in business
• Pre-work students: Teacher’s Book contains suggestions for adapting activities and photocopiables for this type of learner
Each module is divided into: Business Topic lessons which teach
vocabulary from BEc topic areas Business Skills lessons which focus
on essential communication skills Exam Spotlight lessons which
present information about the exam, develop exam skills and provide exam practice
Diagnostic Tests for each level are also available on the website NGL.Cengage.com/successwithbec
FEATURES
Preliminary
Student’s Book 978 1 9027 4180 2
Workbook without Key 978 1 9027 4193 2
Workbook with Key 978 1 9059 9203 4
Teacher’s Book + Audio cDs 978 1 9027 4194 9
class Audio cDs 978 1 9059 9200 3
Vantage
Student’s Book 978 1 9027 4187 1
Workbook without Key 978 1 9027 4195 6
Workbook with Key 978 1 9059 9204 1
Teacher’s Book + Audio cDs 978 1 9027 4190 1
class Audio cDs 978 1 9059 9201 0
Higher
Student’s Book 978 1 9027 4188 8
Workbook without Key 978 1 9027 4196 3
Workbook with Key 978 1 9059 9205 8
Teacher’s Book + Audio cD 978 1 9027 4197 0
class Audio cD 978 1 9059 9202 7
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Pre
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tion ABSOLUTE FINANCIAL
ENGLISHJulie Pratten
Level: Intermediate to Advanced CEF Level: B2 – C1
Absolute Financial English is a coursebook for students following a course of study in Financial English, written in particular for candidates preparing for cambridge IcFE.
It contains 10 units which provide over 60 hours of teaching material. Each unit is divided into four sections with each section covering one of the four skills; closely following the organisation of cambridge IcFE.
For table of contents and sample units visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
See also Absolute Banking English (Page 16)
ACHIEVE BULATSEnglish for International Business
Russell Whitehead and Mark Harrison
Level: Elementary to Advanced • CEF Level: A2 – C1
Helps BUlATS candidates achieve their best score in the test as well as expanding their knowledge about the business environment.
• covers all the task types of the BUlATS Standard Test • comprehensive preparation exercises• Three complete practice tests• Writing and Speaking Test sections• Answer Keys• Includes 2 audio cDs
Introductory unit which describes the IcFE exam in detail including an introduction to each paper.
Includes a SKIllS focus and an EXAM focus in every section of each unit, so both language and exam skills are introduced and practiced in a stimulating and methodical way.
Provides extensive practice of the text types and tasks featured in the exam.
Offers tips and hints to assist candidates with each section of the exam.
Focuses on training, not testing. Absolute Financial English can be used successfully in class and
also for self-study. Absolute Financial English comes with an Audio cD and includes
a language Bank of Useful language, as well as all tapescripts and the answer key.
FEATURES
Absolute Financial English
978 1 9050 8528 6
Achieve BUlATS
Student’s Book with Answer Key and Audio cD
978 0 4620 0783 0
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Exam Preparation
ABSOLUTE LEGAL ENGLISHHelen Callanan and Lynda Edwards
Level: Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level: B2 – C1
Absolute Legal English is a comprehensive coursebook for students of law and practising lawyers who wish to work in an international legal environment and need to extend their language skills.
It is written in an accessible style by authors who combine experience in language teaching and legal authority. It is informative and engaging and uses a variety of proven techniques from the field of language teaching combined with an authoritative knowledge of appropriate legal matters.
The coursebook consists of nine units which cover the main areas of international law. Each unit gives practice in all four key language skills and all skills work is closely related to real working practice.
Absolute Legal English is suitable for students preparing for the IlEc exam, with additional exam-type tasks for each IlEc paper plus specific exam advice.
Absolute Legal English contains a glossary of additional useful terms as well as all the audio transcripts, answer key and Audio cD, making it suitable for both class and self-study.
For table of contents and sample units visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
SUCCESS WITH ILECInternational Legal English Certificate
Nick Brieger and Joanna Kosta
Level: Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level: B2 – C1
Success with ILEC provides both detailed information about and vital practice for the IlEc exam. The book and accompanying audio cDs will be invaluable for maximising exam results and are perfect for self-study.
• 4 complete IlEc practice tests and advice on how to approach the exam• Full answer key including model compositions for the Test of Writing• Audioscript for all the Tests of listening content and a sample Test
of Speaking• language support sections for the Tests of Writing and Speaking
Areas of law covered:• Intellectual property • competition law • Employment law • contract law • Real property law • company law • Environmental law
Absolute legal English
978 1 9050 8551 4
Success with IlEc
978 1 9027 4184 0
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ACHIEVE TOEIC®and ACHIEVE TOEIC® BRIDGE
Intermediate to Advanced • CEF B1 – C2
Achieve TOEIC® is designed for higher-level students planning to take the TOEIc® test. It features authentic practice tests as well as giving strategies for preparing for the test.
Achieve TOEIC® Bridge is ideal for lower-level students who want to take the TOEIc® Bridge test and need extra preparation materials.
Each book includes:
• An overview and explanation of the contents of the TOEIc® and TOEIc® Bridge tests
• 3 Mini-tests to diagnose and review problem areas• 2 full-length practice tests• Strategies for preparing for each section of the test
including study tips, examples and authentic exercises• Audio cD• Vocabulary and grammar review sections• Answer key and audio script
COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE TOEIC® TEST Third Edition
Bruce Rogers
Level: Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level B1 – C2
This fully revised edition of the Complete Guide to the TOEIC® Test provides learners with a clearly organised, step-by-step programme for maximising their test scores and remains one of the most comprehensive and up-to-date guides to the TOEIc® test available.
Each lesson covers the seven parts of the TOEIc® Test and includes:
• ‘Format’, ‘Tactics’, ‘Preview Test’, ‘Testing’, ‘Skills-Building Exercises’, and a ‘Review Test’
• ‘listening comprehension’ and ‘Reading’ sections • A ‘Q&A’ section provides background information
on the test• ‘Eight Keys to Higher Scores’ suggest ways to
prepare for the exam and gives overall strategies for taking the TOEIc® Test
• Two complete practice tests• An audio programme using a wide variety of
accents, plus audio script and answer keyAchieve TOEIc® Student’s Book 978 04620 0446 4
Achieve TOEIc® Bridge Student’s Book 978 04620 0445 7
Student Book 978 1 4240 0296 2
Student Book + Audio cD + Answer Key Pack 978 1 4240 9945 0
Audio cDs (5) 978 1 4240 0377 8
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THE BUSINESS ENGLISH TEACHERProfessional principles and practical procedures
Debbie Barton, Jennifer Burkart and Caireen Sever
The Business English Teacher is a book not only for teachers who are thinking of making a career move into the field of business English teaching but also for those who would like to increase their skills and develop their potential.
The Business English Teacher contains three distinctive parts which focus in turn on theory, practice and development:
Part A
What is a business English teacher? The answer involves a reassuring yet challenging mix of general and specific teaching skills, where the focus is always on the learners’ needs. The authors look into who you teach, what you teach, where you teach and, above all, how you teach.
Part B
A bank of activities covering all the stages of a successful business English course from the very beginning, investigating and practising the language needed for business skills and the language skills needed for business. The sections cover telephoning and socialising, emailing and negotiating, meetings and presentations—not forgetting aspects of grammar, vocabulary and phonology.
Part C
A reflection on one’s current degree of success, with strategies for further development, both as an English teacher in general and a business English teacher in particular—in other words, as an all-round professional.
TALKING BUSINESS IN CLASSSpeaking activities for professional students
Chris Sion
Talking Business in Class provides teachers with a wealth of activities and suggestions for student-centred conversation classes. It is designed for use with students:
• Who need conversation as part of an ESP course • Who want to talk about their occupation and
work-related issues • Who want general conversation practice to
supplement their professional conversation skills • There are more than 50 stimulating activities in
the book, divided into the following sections:• The World of Work • Me and My Job • Bridging the gap • The Business of Thinking • Presentations
The Business English Teacher 978 1 9050 8534 7
Talking Business in class 978 1 9007 8364 4
Delta Teacher Development Series is a pioneering series of books for English language Teachers. For more
information on this and other titles in the series visit: http://www.deltapublishing.co.uk/titles/
methodology/delta-teacher-development-series
Professional Perspectives is a series of practical methodology books designed to provide the
teacher of English with fresh insights, innovative ideas and original classroom materials. For more information on this and other titles in the series visit: http://www.deltapublishing.co.uk/titles/
methodology/professional-perspectives
Teacher Resources
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ENGLISH FOR THE WORKPLACE
Level: A1 – B2
English for the Workplace is a multi-title, industry-specific ESP series. The first set of titles comprises of:
1. Oil and Gas Industries | level A1/A2
2. Tourism and Hospitality | level A2/B1
3. Health Practitioners | level A2/B1
4. Engineering | level B1/B2
5. Construction | level A2/B1
English for the Workplace takes a functional and lexical approach, which practises essential workplace language while assuming students do not necessarily have a grounding in English grammar. The series is ideal for students who are currently in the workplace and for those just about to enter.
central to the series is a practical student’s book, representing a one-stop-shop for learning, practising and trialling new language. It is highly visual and supported by an audio cD with non-native to non-native communicative contexts.
Additional titles coming in 2015!
NEW
Bespoke level for each title builds student and teacher confidence High-frequency lexis is clearly presented and thoroughly practised Practical student’s book represents a one-stop-shop for learners Strong focus on non-native to non-native communication clear unit design and navigation for easy teaching off the page Mobile app enables anytime, anywhere learning to help students
reinforce essential vocabulary whilst on the go
FEATURES
English for Specific Purposes
English for the Workplace mobile app
The English for the Workplace app gives students using the series a convenient and quick way to revise and review key vocabulary from their Student’s Book outside of the classroom. Timed matching games with audio and visual input provide a more interactive and motivating means of practising key words anytime, anywhere, so students can progress faster. The App also provides a vital reference for industry-specific lexis for students who are studying the course but who are already in a work situation.
Available from google Play and the App Store.
FREE!
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English for Specific Purposes
Oil and gas Industries Student’s Book + Audio cD 9781408092415
Oil and gas Industries Teacher’s Book 9781408092446
Tourism and Hospitality Student’s Book + Audio cD 9781408092453
Tourism and Hospitality Teacher’s Book 9781408092484
Engineering Student’s Book + Audio cD 9781408092491
Engineering Teacher’s Book 9781408092521
Health Practitioners Student’s Book + Audio cD 9781408092538
Health Practitioners Teacher’s Book 9781408092569
construction Student’s Book + Audio cD 9781408092576
construction Teacher’s Book 9781408092606
Unit 2Unit 26 7
Ward: Johnson
Hospital Number: 74629
First name: 1
Family name: 2
Date of birth: 18/07/1952
Next of kin: 3
Allergies: Yes. 4 7
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Ward: May�owerHospital Number: 13756First name: FaisalFamily name: Al-Subahi
Date of birth: 13/6/1988Next of kin: Basma Al-SubahiAllergies: Penicillin
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4 2.10 Listen and complete the patient's information. LI
STEN
5 2.10 Listen again and check.
6 Match the questions with the answers.
1 Can you tell me your full name?
2 Can you spell your family name?
3 Who’s your next of kin?4 Can I check something?
Do you have any allergies?5 I’m sorry, was that Maria,
M-A-R-I-A?6 Can you say that again,
please?
a My husband. Juan.b Yes. It’s Maria Pradoti.c Yes. I’m allergic to
penicillin.d Yes, that’s right.e Of course. P-R-A-D-O-T-I.f Yes, P-R-A-D-O-T-I
7 Turn to script 2.10 on page xx and check your answers.
8 Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions in exercise 6 to complete hospital information for each other.
LIST
ENSP
EAK
allergy (plural = allergies)
family name
first name
full name
next of kin
penicillin
be allergic to
Can you say that again, please?
Can you spell your name, please?
I’m sorry, was that …?
Can I check something?
you needwords
1 Read the patient information and answer the questions.
1 What is the patient’s first name?
2 What is his family name?
3 What is his full name?
4 Who is Basma?
5 Does he have any allergies?
2 2.9 Listen and repeat the Key Words.
3 Write true or false.
1 Your last name is the same as your family name. 2 Penicillin is a drug that anaesthetists use to put you to sleep. 3 If something happens to you, the hospital will contact your
next of kin. 4 If you have an allergy it means that you like to eat or drink something.
LIST
EN
Key wordsIf you have an allergy to
something you feel ill when you eat, drink or touch it.
Your full name is your first name and family name.
Next of kin is the person in your family who will be contacted if there is an emergency.
Penicillin is a type of antibiotics.
Checking patient information
Ward: Johnson
Hospital Number: 63819
First name: 1
Family name: 2
Date of birth: 16/03/1962
Next of kin: 3
Allergies: 4 6
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Can you tell me your full name?
I'm sorry, was that ... ?
Yes. It’s ….
No, my full name is ...
Get it rightThere are two ways to ask about allergies; Do you have any allergies? or Are you allergic to anything?
Taken from English for the Workplace Health Practitioners Student’s Book
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Engl
ish
for S
peci
fic
Purp
oses ENGLISH FOR CABIN CREW
A course that gives cabin crew the language they need to communicate effectively in English when carrying out their pre- and in-flight responsibilities
Terence Gerighty
Level: Intermediate • CEF Level: B1 – B2
English for Cabin Crew is an essential course for those preparing for a career as a cabin crew member. It is equally suitable for those already working in the industry who need to improve their communication skills when carrying out their pre and in-flight responsibilities.
Student’s Book with Audio MP3 cD 978 0 4620 9873 9
class Audio cD 978 0 4620 9875 3
English for Cabin Crew is a comprehensive course designed to:
— Improve fluency and pronunciation — Build key vocabulary and expressions — Develop listening skills
Ideal for self-study or for one-to-one or group teaching The student’s book is organised into three sections:
— Units 1-10 follow the routine stages of any flight — case Studies present real incidents involving
passenger experiences and the actions of cabin crew — Self Study provides additional practice exercises for
independent study
FEATURES
Teacher’s Book and Achievement Tests available online - NGL.Cengage.com/cabincrew
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ENERGY ENGLISHFor the gas and electricity industries
Paul Dummett
Level: Intermediate • CEF Level: B1 – B2
Energy English is an essential resource for professionals working in the gas and electricity industries who need to use English in their work. It is also suitable for those preparing for a career in the energy sector.
Energy English is a comprehensive course designed to:
• Teach key industry vocabulary• Improve fluency• Develop listening skills• Review key grammar points
course Book with Audio MP3 cD
978 0 4620 9877 7
Teacher’s Book 978 0 4620 9878 4
class Audio cD 978 0 4620 9879 1
The Student’s Book is organised into:
24 topic units covering each part of the gas and electricity supply chain 12 communication skills units which develop fluency in common work
situations (e.g. presenting yourself and your company, writing emails, formal meetings)
grammar section with practice exercises
Pre-course tests available to download from: NGL.Cengage.com/energyenglish
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BANKING ENGLISHEnglish for international banking
Julie Pratten
Level: B2-C1
Absolute Banking English is written for Upper Intermediate and advanced learners of English who work in banking or the financial sector. It is designed for people who need to communicate internationally in English on a daily basis.
Absolute Banking English:
• discusses topics which reflect the ever-changing language of banking English and shift in priorities of bankers in the last decade
• aims to develop the core skills required by international bankers in their day-to-day working life: reading financial texts; developing key banking vocabulary; listening and responding to presentations and talks; and communicating in a variety of job-specific situations
• contains the specialist terminology, synonyms, abbreviations and idiomatic expressions of a particular topic area of banking in each unit
• offers a balanced range of exercises and communication activities in each unit
• contains 12 thematic units, each divided into four key skills sections – Listening file, Vocabulary file, Reading file and Communicator file – plus four Review sections
Key features:
• suitable for class or self-study• comes with audio cD and includes audio transcripts• provides a comprehensive list of key banking terms• includes answer key
For sample pages visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
coursebook With Audio cD 978 1 905085 84 2
Contents
Introduction
Key banking terms
1 Banking today2 central banking issues3 Services and procedures in the digital age
Review A4 International trade operations5 Money markets6 Fraudulent activities
Review B7 Failures, crises and bailouts 8 Financial prudency 9 Financial performance
Review C 10 Regulation and deregulation 11 Alternative approaches to banking 12 Banking review
Review D communication activities Audio transcripts
3 Listen again and complete this table.2.5
558 Financial prudency
Discuss these questions with a partner.
1 How can the banking authorities of a country ensure that depositors’ funds are safe?
2 How can the amount of risk banks take when investing their depositors’ money belimited or controlled?
3 How can banks be made more accountable for the risks they take?
Listening file
1 a You are going to listen to an introductory talk about the Bank forInternational Settlements (BIS). Before you listen, decide whether each ofthese statements about the BIS is true (T) or false (F).
1 The BIS was set up in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
2 The BIS is the bank of all central banks.
3 The main function of the BIS is to monitor international payments.
4 Many central banks keep funds in the BIS.
5 The BIS has its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland.
6 The BIS is part of the IMF.
b Listen and check your answers.
c Listen again and answer these questions.
1 What information does the BIS provide to central banks?
2 What kind of face-to-face meetings does the BIS organize?
3 What was the main focus of the BIS in the ’70s and ’80s?
4 What issue became more important after the Asian crisis in 1997?
5 What is the prime concern of the BIS nowadays?
2 Complete this table and discuss the meaning of any unknown words. Theremay be several possible answers in each case.
2.5
2.5
54 8 Financial prudency
8Financial prudencyThis unit covers:■ banking risk and the security of deposits■ banking supervision measures■ bank stress tests
The Bank forInternationalSettlements
■ Lead-in
verb noun synonym (of verb) antonym (of verb)
compile 1 2 3
co-operate 4 5 6
7 dissemination 8 9
establish 10 found break down
11 implementation 12 13
integrate 14 15 16
maintain 17 18 19
safeguard 20 protect jeopardize
area actions dates / time periods
the Bretton Woods system implementing and defending
cross-border capital flows
Basel Capital Accord
Basel II
financial stability
co-operation between central banks
4 Listen to the second half of the presentation on the role of theBIS and complete this dictogloss. See page 88 for guidance on completingdictoglosses.
2.6Dictogloss
Bank stress tests
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5 Listen to a breakdown of the results of the first round of bankstress tests and complete this summary of the data with up to three wordsin each gap. Use the words you hear or similar words.
In 2009, banking stress tests were (1) by the Committee of European
Banking Supervisors in (2) countries, to be conducted on
(3) banks. In the (4) round of the tests, (5) in
2011, (6) banks (7) the test – (8) banks in
(9) , two in Greece and one in (10) . In Spain,
(11) per cent of all banks participated in the test and 20
(12) ; however, in other EU countries, only around (13)
per cent were tested.
The stress test is still a (14) topic, and some countries – Spain and
(15) in particular – have (16) it. The main
(17) of the tests is that they (18) dynamic provisions. One
(19) result is that although one (20) bank failed the test, its
data was (21) in the official list. In 2013, the test (22) banks
to (23) their (24) up to 9 per cent of their
(25) .
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‘I don’t think we have to ask how our bank’s stress
test is going.’
3 Listen again and complete this table.2.5
558 Financial prudency
Discuss these questions with a partner.
1 How can the banking authorities of a country ensure that depositors’ funds are safe?
2 How can the amount of risk banks take when investing their depositors’ money belimited or controlled?
3 How can banks be made more accountable for the risks they take?
Listening file
1 a You are going to listen to an introductory talk about the Bank forInternational Settlements (BIS). Before you listen, decide whether each ofthese statements about the BIS is true (T) or false (F).
1 The BIS was set up in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
2 The BIS is the bank of all central banks.
3 The main function of the BIS is to monitor international payments.
4 Many central banks keep funds in the BIS.
5 The BIS has its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland.
6 The BIS is part of the IMF.
b Listen and check your answers.
c Listen again and answer these questions.
1 What information does the BIS provide to central banks?
2 What kind of face-to-face meetings does the BIS organize?
3 What was the main focus of the BIS in the ’70s and ’80s?
4 What issue became more important after the Asian crisis in 1997?
5 What is the prime concern of the BIS nowadays?
2 Complete this table and discuss the meaning of any unknown words. Theremay be several possible answers in each case.
2.5
2.5
54 8 Financial prudency
8Financial prudencyThis unit covers:■ banking risk and the security of deposits■ banking supervision measures■ bank stress tests
The Bank forInternationalSettlements
■ Lead-in
verb noun synonym (of verb) antonym (of verb)
compile 1 2 3
co-operate 4 5 6
7 dissemination 8 9
establish 10 found break down
11 implementation 12 13
integrate 14 15 16
maintain 17 18 19
safeguard 20 protect jeopardize
area actions dates / time periods
the Bretton Woods system implementing and defending
cross-border capital flows
Basel Capital Accord
Basel II
financial stability
co-operation between central banks
4 Listen to the second half of the presentation on the role of theBIS and complete this dictogloss. See page 88 for guidance on completingdictoglosses.
2.6Dictogloss
Bank stress tests
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5 Listen to a breakdown of the results of the first round of bankstress tests and complete this summary of the data with up to three wordsin each gap. Use the words you hear or similar words.
In 2009, banking stress tests were (1) by the Committee of European
Banking Supervisors in (2) countries, to be conducted on
(3) banks. In the (4) round of the tests, (5) in
2011, (6) banks (7) the test – (8) banks in
(9) , two in Greece and one in (10) . In Spain,
(11) per cent of all banks participated in the test and 20
(12) ; however, in other EU countries, only around (13)
per cent were tested.
The stress test is still a (14) topic, and some countries – Spain and
(15) in particular – have (16) it. The main
(17) of the tests is that they (18) dynamic provisions. One
(19) result is that although one (20) bank failed the test, its
data was (21) in the official list. In 2013, the test (22) banks
to (23) their (24) up to 9 per cent of their
(25) .
2.7
‘I don’t think we have to ask how our bank’s stress
test is going.’
NEW
See also Absolute Financial English (Page 8)
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English for Specific Purposes
FINANCIAL ENGLISHSecond Edition
Ian MacKenzie
Level: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate cEF level: B1 – B2
Financial English new edition is a language practice book for anyone learning about or working in finance. It is designed for students preparing for careers in business and finance as well as for people already working who wish to improve their English in this specialised field. It is suitable for learners at intermediate level and above.
The book can be used as the core material for a course, and also by students working alone.
Financial English covers:
• numbers• Accounting• Banking• corporate Finance• Trade and Economics.
The units present and explain the fundamental concepts of the different areas of finance, and define essential vocabulary and terminology, as well as common financial idioms and metaphors.
Financial English contains a full answer key.
New to the Second Edition
• 80-90% new content – the material has been brought right up to date
• A comprehensive, 24-page glossary of financial English – some 800 or so terms that are in the book
TECHNICAL ENGLISHVocabulary and Grammar
Nick Brieger & Alison Pohl
Level: Intermediate to Advanced CEF Level: B1 – C2
A reference and practice book for class or self-study. Divided into vocabulary and grammar topic sections.
• 30 vocabulary topic units cover key technical vocabulary drawn from professional activities and company profiles
• 20 grammar topic units review core grammar uses in technical contexts
• grammar glossary explaining key grammatical terms
• Vocabulary glossary of 1,500 key technical terms • Answer key
Financial English 978 1 1118 3264 3
Technical English 978 1 9027 4176 5
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NATURAL BUSINESS ENGLISHAuthentic language for business today
Bill Mascull
Level: Upper Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level: B2 – C1
Natural Business English presents and practises not only essential business vocabulary and expressions, but also natural business language using idiomatic expressions and metaphorical language. This book is designed to help learners to understand this language, and to practise using it in appropriate ways to improve their fluency.
Natural Business English can be used in class or for self-study. It is suitable for people studying business English, doing courses with a business English component at university or equivalent level, as well as those already working who need English in their careers.
Natural Business English covers both essential and natural business language that will lead to students’ fluency in the following key areas:
• Units 1-4 look at people, leaders, organisations and mergers and acquisitions
• Units 5-8 cover manufacturing, retailing, services and business operations• Units 9-12 deal with products and customers, marketing and strategy• Units 13-16 look at research and development, human resources,
accounting and finance • Units 17-20 deal with financial markets, economic information, the global
economy and the future of businessAfter each block of four units, there is a two-page review section. In each of these, there are sixty questions relating to language presented in the previous units. learners can consolidate learning, test themselves and use the answer key to check their progress.
Natural Business English contains a glossary of words and expressions, and is also accompanied by a cD with audio presentation of much of the language in the book. This input includes business people and business experts speaking, conversations, and research interviews, all of which help learners to improve their pronunciation as well as enrich their vocabulary.
natural Business English
Book with Audio cD 978 1 905085 72 9
For table of contents and sample pages visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
Skills, Reference and Self-Study
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Skills, Reference and Self-Study
50 ways to improve your INTERCULTURAL SKILLSBob Dignen with James ChamberlainThis innovative title applies the theory of intercultural studies to the practice of communicating in English in a business and professional context.
This title comes from an EFl tradition and blends:• An understanding of culture • An understanding of communication across cultures • Focus on traditional situations but with greater
sensitivity to cultural/personal context• Examination of new areas such as team and
leadership to broaden beyond traditional EFl scope
Packaged with an Audio cD.
50 ways to improve your TELEPHONING AND TELECONFERENCING SKILLSKen TaylorWith the advent of sophisticated digital telephony technologies and the pressure on business people not to travel unnecessarily for environmental reasons, the importance of one-to-one phone calls and teleconferencing takes on a new dimension. This book provides a range of useful tips and tasks to help business people whose first language is not English prepare for that all-important phone call or teleconference meeting.
Packaged with an Audio cD containing extensive listening practice.
50 ways to improve your BUSINESS ENGLISH USING THE INTERNETEric BaberThe aim of this book is to develop specific English language skills frequently used online such as:• Reading and writing emails• Understanding websites• Taking part in online conferences and discussions
Also to introduce ways to use the Internet to continue improving English via news websites, podcasts to improve listening or setting up e-learning exchanges to practise speaking English with a native speaker, online.
50 ways to improve your PRESENTATION SKILLS IN ENGLISHBob DignenThis title will support those presenting internationally develop their language skills and presentation style to
be effective with a wide range of audiences. The book covers essential areas such as:• Preparing, structuring and closing presentations• cross-cultural communication• Why to present benefits not objectives• Building rapport with your audience• 10 ways to influence internationally• The value of improvisation
and finishes with detailed advice on question handling.
50 ways to improve your BUSINESS ENGLISHKen TaylorProvides instant ways to improve readers’ business English skills. The 50 ‘tips’ in this book include:• networking • Socialising • Presentations •Telephoning • Meetingscontaining a mixture of learning activities, the different learning styles allow students to concentrate on specific areas which work best for them.
For table of contents and sample pages visit ngl.cengage.com/50ways
50 ways series
50 ways to improve your Business English 978 1 9027 41 82 6
50 ways to improve your Presentation Skills 978 1 9027 41 86 4
50 ways to improve your Business Skills using the Internet 978 1 9027 41 89 5
50 ways to improve your Telephoning and Teleconferencing Skills 978 1 9059 92 06 5
50 ways to improve your Intercultural Skills 978 1 9027 41 85 7
50 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR… SERIESLevel: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1 – C1
The 50 ways to improve your… series provides a range of instant ways to improve your communications skills in business. Suitable for business people, language teachers, and trainers who wish to improve their communication skill competence through flexible and practical activities and thus ensure more successful business outcomes.
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COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Level: Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate • CEF Level: B1 – B2
The Delta Business Communication Skills series is designed to help learners at pre-intermediate and intermediate level to master the key communication skills required in international business English today.
Each book in the series is designed for classroom use, but is also suitable for self-study.
Each book contains: A needs analysis to help learners to think about their
strengths and weaknesses in English and to identify and prioritise their learning needs
A learning journal to help students monitor their learning during the course
A review to help consolidate the language work students have done in each unit
A reference section listing the vocabulary and useful phrases covered in each unit
A resources section containing a range of photocopiable material
An answer key, including suggested answers, and transcripts
Audio cD
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USING SOCIAL MEDIABy Louise Pile
NEW! Using Social Media is a brand new title in the series covering the key language and practising the relevant communication skills in the area of using social media for business.
Using Social Media helps learners of Business English to develop both the skills and the language required to contribute to different social media channels confidently and effectively in English for business purposes.
NEW FOR 2014
For tables of contents and sample units visit www.deltapublishing.co.uk
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Delta Business communication Skills
Business English language Practice 978 1 9050 8529 3
Meetings 978 1 9050 8518 7
Presenting 978 1 9007 8395 8
negotiating 978 1 9050 8513 2
Telephoning 978 1 9007 8379 8
Emailing 978 1 9007 8381 1
Socialising 978 1 9007 8394 1
Social Media 978 1 9050 8594 1
BUSINESS ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRACTICEGrammar and VocabularySusan Lowe, Louise PileBusiness English Language Practice aims to help learners of Business English develop the grammar and vocabulary needed to participate in business effectively. The book can be used to support the rest of the Delta Business communication Skills series, building on topics covered there, or can be used independently for grammar and vocabulary practice.
MEETINGSDavid KingEveryone has to attend meetings as part of everyday business life—and many of these meetings are conducted in English.
Meetings aims to help learners of business English develop the skills and language needed to participate in meetings where English is the medium of communication, whether listening to other participants, making points or acting as chair.
The book practises language and skills in the following areas:• Opening a meeting • Presenting information • Problem-solving • Explaining and clarifying • Agreeing and disagreeing • Summarising and closing
PRESENTINGSusan Lowe, Louise PileAt some time or other most of us have to make a presentation of some sort. Speaking to an audience can be a very challenging experience in one’s own language, let alone in a foreign one.
Presenting addresses both the skills and the language required for giving effective presentations.
The six units cover:• The first few minutes• Using equipment • Organising what you want to say• Maintaining interest• Dealing with problems and
questions• Summarising and concluding
NEGOTIATINGSusan Lowe, Louise PileBeing able to negotiate well is important in a wide range of business situations, from agreeing delivery terms with a supplier to discussing working conditions with your boss.
Negotiating focuses on the skills and language students need to be able to negotiate confidently and effectively in both formal and informal business situations.
The units cover:• Preparing to negotiate • Opening the negotiation • Making and reacting to proposals • Reaching agreement • Involving others • concluding the deal
TELEPHONINGSusan LoweTelephoning works with the skills and language required to conduct successful phone calls in English.
The units cover:• Focus on listening • Making calls • Receiving calls • Receiving and leaving messages • Dealing with problems • conference calls
E-MAILINGLouise PileE-mailing aims to develop both the skills and language needed to write effective business emails in English.
The units cover:• getting started • Structuring your message • Being clear and concise • choosing the right level of
formality • getting the tone right • checking before you send
SOCIALISINGDavid KingSocialising helps learners of business English to develop the skills and language needed to establish and build effective social relationships with present and future business partners.
The book practises language and skills in the following areas:• Opening a conversation • Making conversation • Building rapport • Entertaining • Making arrangements • leave-taking
Each book contains: Developing a strategy Dealing with risks Presenting information communicating online Promoting what you do getting and giving feedback
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Mark Powell
Level: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1-B2
Presenting in English teaches students how to become successful presenters at conferences or meetings and is designed for students who need to use their English in front of audiences of any size. The course provides extensive practice activities at Intermediate to Upper Intermediate level and comes with audio cDs and answer key making it ideal for both class use and self-study.
NEW TO THIS EDITION• 2 Audio cDs included at the back of the book • Updated page design and unit introduction
Each book contains: The real language of professional speakers A comprehensive range of public speaking skills Techniques for handling an audience A unique attention to the structure and detail of rhetorical language
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Presenting in English 978 1 1118 3227 8
THE LANGUAGE OF MEETINGSMalcolm Goodale
Level: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1 – C1
This book presents and teaches all the language needed to participate effectively in meetings. Ideal for self-study or class use, each flexible unit gives students the opportunity to practise what they have learnt while drawing on personal experience.
BUILD YOUR BUSINESS VOCABULARYJohn Flower
Level: Intermediate to Upper Intermediate CEF Level: B1 – C1
Build Your Business Vocabulary contains graded vocabulary exercises in a wide variety of business scenarios. An ideal complement to business English courses and can be used in class or for self-study.
Build Your Business Vocabulary 978 0 9067 1787 5
The language of Meetings 978 0 9067 746 2
Unit Topics:1. getting Started2. Exploiting Visuals3. Using Your Voice4. Basic Techniques5. Further Techniques6. Key language7. Handling Questions
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SUMMERTOWN READERSFictional readers to complement business courses or to enjoy as standalone extended reading materials.
Level: Pre-Intermediate to Advanced • CEF Level: A2 – C1
Summertown Readers are aimed at young adults/adults studying business English or using English at work. The storylines offer intrigue, murder and mystery to capture the reader and encourage reading for pleasure.
• Each reader is supported by an audio MP3 cD and comes with a unit glossary• Activities are on the website
ROOM SERVICEPre-Intermediate
James SchofieldThis is a collection of short stories of experiences when staying in a hotel. Adventure, disaster, funny and frightening.
SUPERSTARPre-Intermediate
Doug CampbellJohn decides to give up his office job for something more exciting—managing a pop band!
MEET ME IN BRAzIL Pre-Intermediate
Julie WoodwardIt’s a case of mistaken identity when businessman Mike carrington travels to Brazil on business.
PERIL IN VENICEIntermediate
James SchofieldAn exclusive Wellness centre near Venice is the holiday destination for an exhausted young executive. But is it as it should be?
THE TOP FLOORIntermediate
David EvansA chilling mystery unravels when Maha’s boss disappears on a business trip and she hears noises coming from the supposedly empty neighbouring office.
DOUBLE TROUBLEIntermediate
James SchofieldIdentical twins whose lives couldn’t be more different find themselves trading places.
EKATERINAUpper Intermediate
James Schofield“My name is Ekaterina. I am eleven years old. I am dead.” Who is she? What does it mean? This mysterious message continuously appears on the website of a mining company.
SINK OR SWIMUpper Intermediate
Andy CowleUnfairly sacked by an unpleasant boss he lost his savings, his house and almost his wife. What will the outcome be when Eddie comes face-to-face with his old boss?
AWAYDAY Intermediate
Chris FaramAn office ‘awayday’ tests more than the moral and physical strength of friends charlie, Driller and Beano.
Pre-Intermediate
Meet me in Brazil 978 0 4620 9880 7
Room Service 978 1 9059 9208 9
Superstar 978 0 4620 9876 0
Intermediate
The Top Floor 978 0 4620 9882 1
Peril in Venice 978 1 9027 4191 8
Double Trouble 978 0 4620 9881 4
Upper Intermediate
Sink or Swim 978 0 4620 9884 5
Awayday 978 0 4620 9883 8
Ekaterina 978 1 9027 4192 5
For a full synopsis of each story and a sample of the audio file visit NGL.Cengage.com/summertownreaders
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