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BUSINESS COMMUNICATION - ICSI
BUSINESSCOMMUNICATIONL esson1 English Grammar andits Usage52 Enriching Vocabulary303 Comprehension of Passageand Art of Summarising604 Concept of BUSINESS Communication805 Listening Skills1076 BUSINESS Correspondence1217 Concept of E-Correspondence1468 Common BUSINESS Terminologies1611 BUSINESS Covered1 English Grammar and its Usage Parts of Speech in English Sentence Construction Paragraph Construction Prefixes and Suffixes Combination Words Punctuations2 Enriching Vocabulary Choice of words Synonyms Antonyms Homophone Homonym Single Word for Group of Words Words Frequently Misspelled Spellings and Pronunciation Spelling Errors Stress and Rhythm Abbreviations Idioms and Phrases Proverbs Foreign Words and Phrases3 Comprehension of Passage Important Strategy to Solve Comprehensionand Art of SummarisingPassages Examples4 Concept of BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Concept of COMMUNICATION BUSINESS CommunicationBusiness Communication3 Features of COMMUNICATION Importance of COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION Process Principles for Effective COMMUNICATION Johari Window Types of COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION Flows Means and Modes of COMMUNICATION Mediums of Digital COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION Networks Ways to Overcome Barriers to Communication5 Listening Skills Introduction Outline Profile of Four Basic CommunicationSkills The Purpose of Listening Listening and Hearing Types of Listening Skills Active and Effective Listening Types of Listeners Barrier
Pronouns Pronouns are used in place of nouns. Pronouns may be Personal and Relative. Personal Pronouns: To represent person or things., e.g., I, we, you, she, he, it him, us, them, etc. Relative Pronouns : The most common relative pronouns are whom, which and that. A relative pronoun acts as a pronoun and as a conjunction at the same time.
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