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Diplomatic Correspondence

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Tashkent, 2013. — 88 р.

This textbook is recommended for the 5th year students of International Relations faculty who learn the English language and also for specialists in International Relations. The book is aimed to use international relation terminology, to use the information about diplomatic correspondence and
diplomatic documents, to develop speaking skills (in the form of discussion, debates, presentation) writing skills (composing different types on diplomatic notes )and analytical skills.
This book diplomatic correspondence can be used both in classes and for of independent learning.

✦ Subjects

Языки и языкознание;Английский язык;Для специалистов / English for Specific Purposes;Для факультета международных отношений / English for International Relations

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