Business English And Literature Assignment

Running head: BUSINESS ENGLISH AND LITERATURE
BUSINESS ENGLISH AND LITERATURE
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BUSINESS ENGLISH AND LITERATURE1
To run a successful business, it is vital that the employees and the leaders of the
organisations have good linguistic skills. English is a popular language that is spoken in various
countries; hence, it becomes extremely important to be able to speak fluently in proper business
terms. Business English is the proper use of written as well as spoken English that uses proper
words, organisation and the appropriate tone for conducting business1. In this essay, the
linguistic elements of the language and the use of social networks in enhancing a business is
reviewed.
There are certain formalities that an employee has to maintain while communicating his
or her ideas to the managers. They have to have the proper choice of words, and organize it in
such a way that the clients and the supervisors are able to understand effectively in order for the
business to profit. Business English requires dependency on facts and information that would
help in getting the job done right2. Many studies have shown that language diversity has become
the need of the hour that influence the management decisions in almost every multinational
corporation. However, English remains the foremost important language and therefore it is
important to understand the linguistic elements of the language that enhance business English.
One of the most important elements of business English is verbal communication. When the
language is standardized and conventional in nature it helps the employees as well as the
mangers to stay prepared for every possible twist and turn in the conversation because of the
predictability of exchange in information3. In order to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts in
the work place, using of proper linguistic skills and elements is extremely vital. The different
1 Čepon, Slavica. "Business English in practical terms." Scripta Manent 1, no. 1 (2015): 45-54.
2 Chan, Clarice SC. "Investigating a research-informed teaching idea: The use of transcripts of authentic workplace
talk in the teaching of spoken business English." English for Specific Purposes 46 (2017): 72-89.