English for specific purposes teaching (business english).

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  • I. Shpak ,
  • A. Muntyan

Abstract

In the given article urgent problems of language for specific purposes teaching and Business English lesson planning are partly analyzed. In the same time the given article touches the discussion of the problems, which both students and teachers might face while learning and teaching Language for Specific Purposes.

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No. 192 (2013): cientific journal «Humanitarian Studios: Pedagogics, Psychology, Philosophy», Part 2 (English)

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