Intro to Business English Reading and Writing for the Workplace.

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Intro to Business English Reading and Writing for the Workplace

Business English Reading and Writing that occurs in the workplace Examples: Memo Letter of Complaint Application Cover Letter

Goals of Business English 1. Direct Purpose: either to solve a problem or give information 2. ECONOMICAL: Attempts to be clear and to the point 3. READER-ORIENTED: Writing directed at a certain audience

Focus of Business English Purpose: What the writing is about Audience: Who the writing is directed at

The 3x3 Business Writing Process: A. PrewritingB. WritingC. Revising Analyze Figure out why you are sending a message Research Make sure you know about your topic Revise Read over to make sure message meets goals Anticipate Imagine how the audience will respond to you Organize Prepare information to make it clear to reader and audience Proofread Edit work for spelling and grammar errors Adapt Plan to write to meet the needs of your audience Compose Begin the actual writing of your information Evaluate Is your writing as effective and clear as possible?

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