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The document discusses the importance of learning English for international communication and business. It provides questions to help understand reasons for learning English, how English can be used professionally, and statistics about the language. Videos and a listening activity with a chart are referenced to learn about international trade and the role of English as a global language.
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The document provides instructions for students to work in groups of 3 to translate marketing terms from English to Spanish. It assigns different paragraphs from a glossary for each group to translate. The glossary contains over 100 marketing terms in English and their Spanish translations to study and practice.
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The document provides vocabulary terms related to contracts and purchase orders. It defines key terms used in cover letters, purchase orders, and contracts. Some terms defined include surveyor, construed, thereof, settlements, cover letter, issuance, timing, currency, prevailing, exchange rate, and relies on. Examples of sample purchase order forms are also provided. The document concludes with lists of vocabulary words to test understanding of terms used in contracts, purchase orders, and related business documents.
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This document provides details about an international trade terminology course, including an introduction from the instructor. It outlines course requirements such as having a dictionary, participating fully and meeting deadlines. Additional online resources are shared. The document discusses group work translating contract clauses between English and Spanish. General class rules are also mentioned regarding arrival times, absences, and communicating issues.
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