English for Business and Economics

This summary summarizes the entire first semester of the course English for Business and Economics. At the end of this semester, you must do an End-of-Module assignment where all the subject matter is requested. All vocab is grouped as requested and the grammar (register, prepositions, phrasal verbs, email writing, adjectives, adverbs, relative clauses and punctuation) is schematically listed with concrete examples.

This document contains the answers to many, but not all, of the discussion questions for the book Doughnut Economics. These are my own answers, occasionally expanded with the answers from the lesson in a different colour.

Summary of the practical skills to be known for the course English for Business and Economics. All principles are explained on the basis of examples. The document contains all the answers to the questions from the discussed chapters about the book Doughnut Economics, Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist, Raworth, Kate, Random. (Intro, CH 1-3-5-6-7, Conclusion and Critique & Branjo Milanovic review) All explanations are always in English because this is the best way to study it effec...

Summary of the vocabulary and grammar to be known for the course English for Business and Economics. All words are listed with a short explanation or example sentence. The grammar is briefly overrun with a short example each time. All explanations are always in English because this is the best way to study it effectively. Suitable for students from the 2nd Bachelor of Applied Economics (TEW) & Business Engineering (HI) at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Written in the academic year 2019 - 2020.