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"The Pass Cambridge BEC Vantage workbook is an important component of the course. It provides a language-focused supplement to the Student's Book. Each four-page unit is split into a grammar and vocabulary section. Grammar: Each section begins with a clear and full explanation of the grammar presented in the Student's book. This is followed by extensive practice exercises that test and develop the student's knowledge. Vocabulary: Each vocabulary section recycles key vocabulary from the PASS Cambridge BEC Student's book and introduces more key vocabulary. Revew: There are two language reviews. Each review consists of 100 grammar questions, which revise the grammar of the previous five units. In addition, there are 50 multiple-choice vocabulary questions also based on the previous fve units. Writing: This reference section provides students with guidance on writing emails, formal letters, and brief exam-style reports. The section includes a list of essential phrases useful to students not only in the examination but also in their professional lives."--Back cover.

PASS Cambridge BEC Vantage is designed for learners preparing for the B2 level Cambridge BEC (Business English Certificate) exam.

Pass Cambridge BEC Preliminary Teacher's Book has been structured to provide teaching ideas and essential advice for achieving successful examination results.

Cambridge BEC is an examination offering an English language qualification focusing on English in real-world business-related situations. This student's book features: practice in the skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing; a variety of relevant, work-related situations; extensive examination practice; tips for examination success; and a systematic review of key grammar and vocabulary. A teacher's manual, pack of cassettes and an activity card set are also available.

Featuring over 130 innovative activities, this collection is designed specifically for young adult and adult learners at pre-intermediate to advanced levels. The engaging newspaper-based exercises encourage practical learning and creativity, making them ideal for enhancing language skills in an interactive way.