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505 Business English Idioms And Phrasal Verbs -

: Topics include the economy, money/financing, hiring/firing, business operations, leadership, and communication.

: Includes 505 essential expressions focused on corporate environments. 505 Business English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

by Clare Whitmell is a highly-rated reference guide designed to help non-native speakers sound more natural in professional settings. It combines two previous bestsellers, "303 Business English Idioms" and "202 Business English Idioms," into a single comprehensive volume. Key Features : Topics include the economy

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