Biz. Comm x Vocabulary
Learn Practical Business Communication Skills Through Pair Work Activities & Guided Substitution Drills

Author | Betty L. Dawson 著 Keiko Figoni 著 |
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Category |
English textbook Communication TOEIC/TOEFL English conversation |
Level |
Intermediate |
TOEIC Level |
400~500 500~600 |
CEFR |
A2-B1 |
Release Date | 2026/01/18 |
ISBN | 9784523179948 |
Book Size・Number of Pages | A4変・128 pages |
Price | 2,640 yen (incl. tax) |
Stocks | 〇 |
Biz. Comm x Vocabulary is a compact, output-focused business text designed to maximize opportunities for English speaking in the classroom. Each unit revolves around a main model dialogue, which is broken down into smaller segments and expanded into various guided pair-work substitution drills. Students will focus on working through the drills step-by-step, fully immersing themselves in speaking practice without worrying about grammar or content. Repetition through these drills helps students internalize key language patterns subconsciously, without the need for explicit instruction. Useful business vocabulary is presented in context, and with Japanese language support provided, teachers can reduce time spent on explanations, and students can concentrate on communication.
Key Features and Functions
- Each unit begins with a warm-up speaking activity and a listening comprehension task
- Guided pair-work substitution drills introduce key language patterns that perform practical functions in various business settings
- Lots of social interaction in pair and group work boosts learners’ motivation and provides emotional support to reduce anxiety
- High-frequency business vocabulary and phrases are introduced in context and recycled throughout the book in different situations
- Japanese language support and translations are provided for both students’ and teachers’ ease of use
- Activity files, games, and pronunciation practices offer extra fun and variety. Quizzes are provided for review and teacher assessment.
Unit 2 “May I Take a Message?” ― Taking and Leaving a Message
Unit 3 “I’d Like to Place an Order.” — Placing an Order
Unit 4 “How Is It Going?” — Coffee Break; Socializing with Coworkers
(Informal Greetings)
Unit 5 “Are You Available on Monday?” — Making an Appointment
Unit 6 “Will That Be Cash or Credit?” — Working in Retail
Unit 7 “I Was Wondering If You Could ...” — Asking for a Favor (Pragmatics)
Unit 8 “Do You Have a Reservation?” — Working in Hospitality
ACTIVITY FILES (x13)
PRONUNCIATION FILES (x11)
Mid-term Speaking Quiz (Telephoning)
Final Speaking Quiz (Units 1-8)
Review Quiz (Unit 1 to Unit 8)
Japanese Translations(日本語翻訳)