新国际商务英语写作:中级
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作者何光明编著
出版社上海教育出版社
ISBN9787544401685
出版时间2010-06
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货号865854
上书时间2024-08-29
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作者简介
何光明，靠前商务英语硕士，资历商务英语培训师，不错商务英语翻译。于昂立教育从事商务英语教学与研究多年，精于BEC初中不错（Preliminary/Vantage/Higher）各个级别的教学，具有丰富的企业英语施训经验，曾于美标、花旗、西门子等数家跨国公司开展商务英语培训。精通靠前贸易进出口业务流程，曾为数家公司提供咨询服务，并长期兼职担任靠前贸易洽谈翻译。
发表论文数篇，出版著作如：《中级笔译辅导教程》（编委）（上海交通大学出版社）、《大学英语综合教程全程导读》两册（副主编）（世界图书出版公司）、《剑桥商务英语辅导教程BEC1》（主编）（上海交通大学出版社）、《剑桥商务英语辅导教程BEC2》（主编）（上海交通大学出版社）。
目录
Contents
Section 1： General Tips for Modern Business Writing
1.1 Avoiding wordy and redundant phrases
1.2 Using small words
1.3 Avoiding sexist language
1.4 Using modem business language
1.5 Using less clichrs and jargon
1.6 Avoiding vague expressions
1.7 Avoiding negative wording
1.8 Knowing the proper use of the commonly misused words and phrases
1.9 Using active voice more
1.10 Using more short sentences
1.11 Using a natural， conversational style
1.12 Using courteous expressions
1.13 Using YOUR attitude
1.14 Using more paragraphs
1.15 Shortening or deleting warming-up paragraphs
1.16 Identifying the purpose of the writing in the beginning
1.17 Basing your opinion on facts
1.18 Crossing out unnecessary closings
Section 2： Grammar Focus
2.1 Sentence construction (1)
2.2 Sentence construction (2)
2.3 Avoiding awkward constructions (1)
2.4 Avoiding awkward constructions (2)
2.5 The use of punctuation
2.6 Rules of capitalization
2.7 The usage of prepositions
2.8 The paragraph
Section 3： Memorandums (Interoffice Memos)
3.1 What is a memo?
3.2 The purpose of a memo
3.3 The layout of a memo
3.4 Memos and emails
3.5 Tips for writing memos
3.6 Samples
Section 4： Emails
4.1 What is an email?
4.2 The layout of a letter
4.3 The layout of an email
4.4 Beginnings and endings of an email
4.5 Emails and letters
4.6 Five golden rules for writing emails
4.7 Tips for writing emails
4.8 Business email etiquette
4.9 Samples
Section 5： Faxes
5.1 What is a fax?
5.2 Components of a fax
5.3 The format of a fax
5.4 The pages of a fax
5.5 Samples
Section 6： Notices and Instructions
6.1 What is a notice or an instruction?
6.2 Principles for writing a notice or an instruction
6.3 Guidelines to remember
6.4 Components of a notice or an instruction
6.5 Samples
Section 7： Agendas and Minutes
7.1 Agendas
7.2 Tips for creating effective agendas
7.3 Agenda samples
7.4 Minutes
7.5 Steps for minutes taking and writing
7.6 Components of minutes
7.7 Tips for the minutes taker
7.8 Common symbols for minutes taking
7.9 Minutes samples
Section 8： Business Reports
8.1 What is a business report?
8.2 A general structure for formal business reports
8.3 Suggested structures for other kinds of reports
8.4 Tips for improving report readability
8.5 Formal business report writing process
8.6 Common expressions for business reports
8.7 Report samples in the appendix
Section 9： Proposals
9.1 What is a proposal?
9.2 Golden rules for writing a proposal
9.3 Tips for writing proposals
9.4 Components of an informal proposal
9.5 Components of a formal proposal
9.6 Samples
Section 10： Contracts and Agreements
10.1 What are an agreement and a contract?
10.2 Components of contracts and agreements
t0.3 Main types of contracts and agreements
10.4 Components of a commercial contract
10.5 Samples
Section 11： Resume/Curriculum Vitae， Application Letters， and Follow-up
Thank-You Letters
11.1 What is a resume (curricular vitae)?
11.2 Tips for writing winning resumes
11.3 Resume samples
11.4 Common expressions for resumes
11.5 What is an application letter?
11.6 Tips for writing winning application letters
11.7 Application letter samples
11.8 Common expressions for application letters
11.9 What is a thank-you letter?
11.10 Thank-you letter samples
Section 12： Letters for Social Purposes
12.1 Letters of introductions， recommendations and references
12.2 Letters of invitations and their reply
12.3 Letters of thanks
12.4 Letters of goodwill- congratulations， encouragement， condolence， commending，seasonalwishes
Section 13： Letters for Other Purposes
13.1 Letters of apologies
13.2 Letters for requesting favors
13.3 Letters for booking
13.4 Letters for making an appointment
13.5 Letters of confirmation
13.6 Letters for calling for an interview
13.7 Letters of resignation
Section 14： Letters and Vocabulary for Import and Export Business
14.1 Establishing business relations
14.2 Inquiries
14.3 Replies and offers
14.4 Acceptance and orders
14.5 Standing enquiries
14.6 Packing
14.7 Insurance
14.8 Shipment
14.9 Payment by L/C
14.10 Other modes of payment
14.11 Collection
14.12 Complaints and claims
14.13 Claim settlement
14.14 Agency
14.15 Compensation trade and processing with supplied materials
Appendix
Answer Key
References
内容摘要
Affect is a verb meaning to change or influence.
Effect is a verb meaning to bring about. It is also a noun meaning result or outcome, e.g. The report will have a satisfying effect.
Because of means by reason of e. g. The meeting was delayed because of heavy traffic.
Due to means attributable to. e. g. Her promotion to president was due to her managerial skills.
Beside means at the side of Besides means in addition to. e. g. Besides the fees from advertising, we need also to spend a great of money on new office equipment.
Convince means to cause someone to believe something, e. g. The statistics convinced me that improved quality controls are necessary.
Persuade means to cause someone to do something, e. g. My secretary persuaded me to drink tea, for she thought that it was good to my health.
Disinterested means impartial.
Uninterested means not interested, e. g. He is uninterested in this kind of business as it is not concerned with his major.
Hopefully means in a hopeful manner or filled with hope. The phrase "hopefully the situation will improve"makes no sense because the situation cannot be filled with hope.
Practicable means that which appears to be feasible.
Practical is an adjective used to indicate that a thing or activity is useful.
Percent means per hundred.
Percentage means a proportion of share in relation to a whole, e. g. My company has a small percentage of this market.
Presently means soon.
At present means now. e. g. At present, we are expanding our foreign market especially in Germany and France.
Principal is used as a noun meaning head of a school, a main participant, a sum of money.
As an adjective, it means first or highest in rank, worth, or importance.
Principle is a basic law or truth.
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