English Grammar For Economics And Busin
English Grammar For Economics
And Business
For students & professors with English as a Foreign
Language
Patricia Ellman
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Patricia Ellman
English Grammar For Economics
And Business
For students & professors with English as a
Foreign Language
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English Grammar For Economics And Business: For students & professors with English as a
Foreign Language
2nd edition
© 2014 Patricia Ellman & bookboon.com
ISBN 978-87-403-0653-8
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English Grammar For
Economics And Business
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements
7
Introductory Remarks and Reference Works Consulted
8
1 Explanations of Common Errors in Alphabetical Order
22
2 Confusion Between Certain Words
86
3
Notes on Style
103
4 The Finishing Touches: 22 Basic Tips for the
Final Editing of Texts and Theses − a Checklist
114
JE VINDT DAT JE OOK
VAN KLANTEN KUNT
LEREN? VERTEL
ABN AMRO zoekt trainees Bedrijven.
Eigenzinnige meningen. Nieuwe ideeën. We zijn benieuwd wat jij als trainee kunt toevoegen aan de bank. En vooral: aan het succes van onze klanten.
Natuurlijk staat daar tegenover dat je ook werkt aan je persoonlijke ontwikkeling.
Daarom hebben we een traineeship op maat, met veel ruimte voor jouw inbreng.
Nieuwsgierig geworden? Wij ook naar jou. Dus solliciteer naar het ABN AMROtraineeship Bedrijven en vertel ons jouw ideeën op werkenbijabnamro.nl
DE BANK ANNO NU
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English Grammar For
Economics And Business
Contents
5 Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Definite and the Indefinite Article (but Were too Confused to Know Where to Begin)
118
Section 1: Analysis of presence or absence of the definite articles in various foreign languages
123
Section 2: The first Diagnostic Test
133
Section 3: The most widely-used constructions using the definite and indefinite articles
140
Section 4:
And Business
For students & professors with English as a Foreign
Language
Patricia Ellman
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Patricia Ellman
English Grammar For Economics
And Business
For students & professors with English as a
Foreign Language
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2
English Grammar For Economics And Business: For students & professors with English as a
Foreign Language
2nd edition
© 2014 Patricia Ellman & bookboon.com
ISBN 978-87-403-0653-8
Download free eBooks at bookboon.com
3
English Grammar For
Economics And Business
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements
7
Introductory Remarks and Reference Works Consulted
8
1 Explanations of Common Errors in Alphabetical Order
22
2 Confusion Between Certain Words
86
3
Notes on Style
103
4 The Finishing Touches: 22 Basic Tips for the
Final Editing of Texts and Theses − a Checklist
114
JE VINDT DAT JE OOK
VAN KLANTEN KUNT
LEREN? VERTEL
ABN AMRO zoekt trainees Bedrijven.
Eigenzinnige meningen. Nieuwe ideeën. We zijn benieuwd wat jij als trainee kunt toevoegen aan de bank. En vooral: aan het succes van onze klanten.
Natuurlijk staat daar tegenover dat je ook werkt aan je persoonlijke ontwikkeling.
Daarom hebben we een traineeship op maat, met veel ruimte voor jouw inbreng.
Nieuwsgierig geworden? Wij ook naar jou. Dus solliciteer naar het ABN AMROtraineeship Bedrijven en vertel ons jouw ideeën op werkenbijabnamro.nl
DE BANK ANNO NU
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4
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English Grammar For
Economics And Business
Contents
5 Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Definite and the Indefinite Article (but Were too Confused to Know Where to Begin)
118
Section 1: Analysis of presence or absence of the definite articles in various foreign languages
123
Section 2: The first Diagnostic Test
133
Section 3: The most widely-used constructions using the definite and indefinite articles
140
Section 4:
Citations: e.g. White and Brown (2000) wrote the paper on this topic. or White and Brown’s (2000) paper on this topic is the seminal contribution. (see, e.g., Smith, 2000). (see, e.g., Smith, 2000; White, 2002; Young, 2008). name (e.g. Smith et al., 1999). Do not forget the full stop (.) after ‘al.’ if using British English; there is no full stop after ‘et al’ in American English.