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Mastering Accounting, Power Words and Getting Results in Business

Все материалы этого раздела приводятся на английском языке и расчитаны на учащихся "продвинутого" (advanced) уровня.

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Question:

Do we really have to understand each word in a foreign language to comprehend a conversation. Do we need to be an accountant to understand accounts?
 

Mastering Accounting: BUSINESSES AND BALANCE SHEETS

1.1 THE NEED FOR ACCOUNTS

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Most people associate accounting with the world of business. To see what it involves we can divide it into three parts.

  • First, it concerns the recording of transactions. This aspect is known as book-keeping because, at one time, most records or accounts were kept in books.
  • Second, it involves reporting to people wanting information about the state of the business. This is called financial accounting because such reporting provides information in monetary or financial terms.
  • Third, it is associated with controlling what is happening within a business. This is generally known as management accounting because managers are the people responsible for making the decisions which control what goes on.

Power Words Test 2

Review of the first six groups

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Review of the first six groups of the Power Words vocabulary. The words are: 

articulate, eloquent, coherent, cogent, acclaim, accolade, kudos, commendation, adept, apt, adroit, deft, dexterous, astute, shrewd, discerning, judicious, sagacious, astute, assiduous, circumspect, prudent and wary.

Power Words Group Lessons

Section 2 Clever and Sharp, Wise and Intelligent, Cautious and Careful

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A couple great words to describe a clever person: Astute and shrewd. Several great words to describe someone who is wise and intelligent and makes intelligent choices in life: discerning, judicious, sagacious, astute, and assiduous. And take a closer look at the word judicious. Since judicious refers to having good judgement and making sound decisions we can probably assume that a judicious person would be a careful person.  But there's something more.

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Test your financial vocabulary

The following exercises may give you additional practice to memorize and learn.

THE BASICS OF ACCOUNTING

This group of tests includes exercises which introduce the basic accounting vocabulary.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

This group of tests includes exercises which introduce the basics of book keeping

BUSINESS ORGANIZATION

This group of tests includes exercises which introduce the basics of business organization.

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