Getting ahead
communication skills for business English : home study book
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Author
Contributions
- White, Greg. - Contributor
Publication
1993 - Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, England
Language
English
Word Count
23,000 words, Guess
Page Count
92 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegettingaheadcomm0000jone
- ISBN-100521407060
- ISBN-100521407052
- ISBN-100521448697
- ISBN-100521407079
and 14 more
- ISBN-100521407044
- ISBN-100521407036
- ISBN-139780521407069
- ISBN-139780521407052
- ISBN-139780521448697
- ISBN-139780521407076
- ISBN-139780521407045
- ISBN-139780521407038
- Library of Congress Control Number94204021
- OCLC Control Number30917174
- Better World Books9780521407076
- Better World Books9780521407069
- Better World Books9780521407038
- Open LibraryOL1208609M
Classifications
- DDC428.2
- LCCHF5718 .J584 1993
- LCCHF5718.J584 1993
Alternate Titles
- Getting ahead home study book.
Subjects
Topics
Series Statement
- Cambridge professional English
Links
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- Getting ahead: communication skills for business English : home study book
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