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lend

to let someone borrow

loan

the thing that is borrowed

less

a smaller amount

fewer

a smaller number

liable

responsible; likely

libel

slander

lose

to fail to win, keep, or find

loose

not tight

may be

to possibly be

maybe

perhaps

moral

having to do with right and wrong

morale

mental and emotional condition

overdo

to do too much

overdue

late

passed

(past tense of to pass) moved by

past

time gone by

persecute

to hunt down

prosecute

to carry on a legal suit

personal

individual, private

personnel

employees, staff

perspective

angle of vision

prospective

likely, possible

precede

to come before

proceed

to go on, to continue

preceeds

money acquired in a transaction

precedent

example or justification

president

highest officer

principle

a basic truth or rule

principal (adj.)

most important

principal (n.)

person with controlling authority;

 

a capital sum as distinct from interest or

 

income

prophecy

prediction

prophesy

to predict

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quiet

silent

quite

very

recent

new

resent

to be indignant at

respectfully

with esteem

respectively

individually

stationary

not moving

stationery

writing material

suit

set of clothes

suite

an apartment

than

in comparison with

then

at that time

there

at that place

their

belonging to them

they’re

they are

thorough

complete

through

via; by means of

though

despite, however

thought (n.)

an idea

thought (v.)

(past tense of to think) considered

undo

to annul

undue

inappropriate

whether

if

weather

atmospheric conditions

were

(past tense of to be) existed

where

what place

wear

to don clothes

ware

item for sale

who’s

who is

whose

belonging to who

your

belonging to you

you’re

you are

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Most Frequently Misspelled Words (divided into 17 lists of 20 words each)

List 1

1.

absence

8. accustom

15.adjournment

2.

acceptance

9. achievement

16.advantageous

3.

accessible

10.acknowledgment

17.advertisement

4.

accidentally

11.acquaintance

18.affiliated

5.

accommodate

12.acquire

19.aggravate

6.

accompaniment

13.adequate

20. all right

7.

accurately

14.adjacent

 

List 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

21.analysis

28.approximate

35.boundary

22.analyze

29.argue, arguing

36.brochure

23.anonymous

30.ascertain

37.budget

24.apologize

31.auxiliary

38.bureau

25.apparent

32.bankruptcy

39.business

26.applicable

33.bargain

40. brief

27.appreciate

34.benefit, beneficial

 

List 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

41.calendar

48.clientelle

55.conceive

42.campaign

49.column

56.conscience

43.cancellation

50.commercial

57.conscientious

44.capital, capitol

51.commitment

58.continuous

45.capacity

52.committee

59.convenience

46.career

53.competitor

60. controlling

47.changeable

54.concede

 

List 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

61.controversial

68.defendant

75.desease

62.council, counsel

69.definite

76.dissatisfied

63.critisize

70.dependent

77.doesn’t

64.criticism

71.diagnosis

78.dominant

65.curious

72.diligence

79.dropped

66.curriculum

73.disastrous

80. due

67.deceive

74.disbursement

 

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List 5

81.efficient

88.encyclopedia

95.especially

82.eight

89.endeavor

96.exaggerate

83.eighth

90.entire

97.exercise

84.eliminate

91.environment

98.except

85.eligible

92.equipped

99.existence

86.embarrass

93.escape

100. experience

87.emphasize

94.evident

 

List 6

101.

expenditure

108.

facsimile

115.

finally

 

102.

expense

109.

fascinate

116.

finance

 

103.

extension

110.

feasible

117.

financially

 

104.

extraordinary

111.

February

118.

financier

 

105.

extreme

112.

felicitate

119.

flexible

 

106.

facilitate

113.

fictitious

120.

foreign

 

107.

facilities

114.

field

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

121.

forfeit

 

128.

gauge

 

135.

guidance

 

122.

forty, fourth

 

129.

generally

 

136.

grateful

 

123.

fortieth

 

130.

genius

 

137.

happiness

 

124.

franchise

 

131.

genuine

 

138.

harass

 

125.

fright

 

132.

government

 

139.

height

 

126.

fulfill

 

133.

grievance

 

140.

hinder

 

127.

further

 

134.

guarantee

 

 

 

 

List 8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

141.

humor

 

148.

imaginary

 

155.

inquisitive

 

142.

humorous

 

149.

indispensable

 

156.

installation

 

143.

immediately

 

150.

industrious

 

157.

influence

 

144.

immense

 

151.

inevitable

 

158.

influential

 

145.

inaugurate

 

152.

ingredient

 

159.

interference

 

146.

incidentally

 

153.

initial

 

160.

interrupt

 

147.

inconvenience

 

154.

initiative

 

 

 

 

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List 9

161.

irrelevant

168.

knowledge

175.

lien

162.

island

169.

knowledgeable

176.

lifetime

163.

jeopardy

170.

laboratory

177.

likelihood

164.

jewelry

171.

leisure

178.

loneliness

165.

journey

172.

length

179.

loose, lose, losing

166.

judgment

173.

liaison

180.

loyalty

167.

justifiable

174.

license

 

 

List 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

181. luxury

188. meant

195.

mortgage

182. luxurious

189.

mere

196.

mysterious

183.

magnificent

190.

mileage

197.

necessary

184.

magnificence

191.

millionaire

198.

necessity

185.

maintenance

192.

minutes

199.

neutral

186.

manufacturer

193.

miscellaneous

200. neighbour

187.

maneuver

194.

mischief

 

 

List 11

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

201.

neither

208.

obstacle

215. opportunity

202.

nervous

209.

occasionally

216.

oppose

203.

ninety

210.

occur

217.

opposite

204.

ninth

211.

occurrence

218.

pageant

205.

notice

212.

omission

219.

paid

206.

noticeable

213.

omitted

220.

pamphlet

207.

numerous

214.

official

 

 

List 12

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

221.

particular

228.

persistent

235.

precede

222.

parallel

229.

personnel, personal

236.

preferred

223.

parliament

230.

perceive

237.

prejudice

224.

passed, past

231.

persuade

238.

prevalent

225.

partially

232.

piece

239.

principal, principle

226.

peculiar

233.

possession

240.

priviledge

227.

patience

234.

practice

 

 

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List 13

241.

pronunciation

248.

really

255.

relieve

242.

psychology

249.

receipt

256.

remembrance

243.

pursue

250.

receive

257.

reminiscent

244.

quantity

251.

recipe

258.

religious

245.

quality

252.

recognize

259.

representative

246. questionnaire

253.

recommend

260.

resource

247.

quiet, quite

254.

referral, reference,

 

 

 

 

referring

 

 

List 14

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

261.

restaurant

268.

satisfactority

275.

sentence

262.

rhyme

269.

schedule

276.

significant

263.

rhythm

270.

scene

277.

significance

264.

ridiculous

271.

science

278. shoulder

265.

roommate

272. secretaries

279.

simultaneous

266.

routine

273.

seize

280.

sincerely

267.

sacrifice

274.

separate

 

 

List 15

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

281.

site, cite

288.

stopped

295.

sufficient

282.

source

289.

straight, strait

296.

summarize

283.

specifically

290.

strenuous

297.

summary

284.

specified

291.

studying

298.

superintendent

285.

specimen

292.

subtle

299.

supersede

286.

strength

293.

succeed

300.

supervisor

287. stationary,

294.

successful

 

 

stationery

 

 

 

 

List 16

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

301.

surprise

308.

technique

315.

their, there

302.

surveys

309.

temperament

316.

themselves

303.

susceptible

310.

temperature

317.

theories

304.

symbol

311.

temporary

318.

thorough

305.

synonym

312.

tendency

319.

though

306.

synonymous

313.

therefore

320.

through

307.

tariff

314.

than, then

 

 

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List 17

321.

tragedy

328.

unique

335.

warranty

322.

ransfer, transferring,

329.

until

336.

weird

transferred

330.

unusual

337.

wholesale

323.

tremendous

331.

usable

338.

were, where

324.

tried

332.

valuable

339.

writing, written

325.

tyranny

333.

villain

340.

yield

326.

unanimous

334.

voluntarily

 

 

327.

undoubtedly

 

 

 

 

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Список используемой литературы

List of Materials Used

1.Ashley, A. Oxford Handbook of Commercial Correspondence: Oxford University Press, 2010.

2.Aspinal, Tricia and George Bethell. Test Your Business Vocabulary in Use: Cambridge University Press, 2009.

3.Bond, Alan and Nancy Schuman. 300+ Successful Business Letters for All Occasions. Third Edition: Barron's, 2010.

4.Geffner, Andrea B. Business English. The Writing Skills You Need for Today's Workplace.

Fifth Edition: Barron's, 2010

5.Guffey, Mary Ellen. Business English: Thompson South-Western, 2011

6.MacKenzie, Ian. English for Business Studies: Cambridge University Press, 2009.

7.Sweeney, Simon. nglish for Business Communication: Cambridge University Press, 2010.

8.Материалы лекций, семинаров, практических занятий и тренингов в области методов и приёмов обучения Деловому английскому языку и формам Деловой Коммуникации

Калифорнийского Университета г. Беркли (UC Berkeley) и Диабло Вэлли Колледж

г. Плезант Хилл (Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill), Калифорния,

США.

Список обязательной литературы

List of Required Materials

1.Ashley, A. Oxford Handbook of Commercial Correspondence: Oxford University Press, 2010.

2.Littlejohn, Andrew. Company to Company. Fourth Edition: Cambridge University Press, 2011.

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Словари

Dictionaries

1. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/orthography

2.Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/

Список дополнительной литературы

List of Recommended Materials

1.Ashley, A. Oxford Correspondence Workbook. New Edition: Oxford University Press, 2009.

2.Sabin, William. Gregg Reference Manual: McGraw-Hill , 2010.

3.Clark, James L. and Lyn R. How 13: A Handbook for Office Professionals: Clark&Clark, 2013.

4.Emmerson, Paul. Business English Handbook. Advanced. Macmillan, 2011.

5.Emmerson, Paul. Email English. Upper-Intermediate. Macmillan, 2008.

6.Geffner, Andrea B. Business English. The Writing Skills You Need for Today's Workplace. Fifth Edition: Barron's, 2010.

7.Bond, Alan and Nancy Schuman. 300+ Successful Business Letters for All Occasions. Third Edition: Barron's, 2010.

8.Bly, Robert. W. Webster's New World Letter Writing Handbook: Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2007.

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