English Grammar For Economics And Business

This innovative book is a must for all those students and professors of Economics and Business Studies with English as a Foreign Language (EFL) who need to write academic texts in English (essays, papers, Masters and Doctoral theses, articles, books). It contains pertinent examples of the various aspects of grammar and style which are most relevant to these particular users, as well as providing editing tips to produce a polished final text. Uniquely, it deals in depth with the minefield of the articles, the/a,an, which are frequently misused by EFL authors whose mother tongue has no articles. This detailed explanation culminates in a key Diagnostic Test, so readers can practice using their grasp of the articles in most concrete situations, within the context of a short essay on global warming and its economic implications. Although the book is targeted at EFL authors, even native English speakers, especially beginners in academic writing, could benefit from it.

Content

Acknowledgements

Introductory Remarks and Reference Works Consulted

1. Explanations of Common Errors in Alphabetical Order
2. Confusion Between Certain Words
3. Notes on Style
4. The Finishing Touches: 22 Basic Tips for the Final Editing of Texts and Theses − a Checklist
5. Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Definite and the Indefinite Article (but Were too Confused to Know Where to Begin)
6. About the Author
7. Endnotes