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English International Legal

English
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English for Specific Purposes UPPER-INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED

including: Suitable for classroom use or self-study, this is the

definitive course for those needing to work in the
international legal community. Teaching lawyers and
International Legal English 43 law students how to use English in a commercial law
environment, the course features a range of legal
topics including contracts, company formation and
Good Practice NEW 44 intellectual property rights.
This course also prepares students for the new
English for the Cambridge International Legal English Certificate
NEW
(ILEC) and includes exam practice tasks, exam tips
Financial Sector 44 and a practice test paper supplied by Cambridge
ESOL.
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• bring a communicative dimension to the classroom
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Skills 50 • be confident that they’re learning authentic, up-to-
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• rely on the authenticity of their learning materials,

with real case studies and legal texts supplied by
TransLegal® – Europe’s leading firm of
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lawyer-linguists.
English in Use Law,
• develop problem-solving strategies and page 52
web-based research skills with online tasks linked
to every unit of the book.

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International English with American English professionals who need to communicate with patients
footnotes. industry to improve their financial English. It provides
and colleagues. The course develops all four skills
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Infotech
Fourth edition
NEW
Santiago Remacha Esteras
INTERMEDIATE

This tried and trusted course in English for computer

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Unit 11 Optical storage Optical discs and drives

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Optical discs can store data at much higher densities DVDs (digital versatile discs) can be:

1 CDs and DVDs

than magnetic disks. Thus, they are ideal for multimedia
applications where images, animation and sound occupy
a lot of disc space. Besides, they are not affected by
DVD-ROMs are used in DVD computer drives. They
allow for data a rchival as well as interactive content
(e.g. an encyclopaedia, a movie, etc.)

because …
A In pairs, answer these questions. magnetic fields. This means that they are secure and
DVD-R or DVD+R, recordable only once
1 What do CD and DVD stand for? stable, i.e. they can be transported through airport metal
detectors without damaging the data. But optical drives DVD-RW or DVD+RW (rewritable) discs can be erased
2 What is the main advantage of using DVDs instead of CDs? and re-used many times; they’re used to back up data
are slower than hard drives.
files and to record audio and video.
B How do you say these expressions in your language? CDs and DVDs
The DVD drive used in computers is also called ‘DVD
Teachers can … 1 Laser technology
2 CD-Recordable
At first sight a DVD is similar to a CD. Both discs are 120
mm in diameter and 1.2 mm thick. They also use a laser
beam to read data. However, they are very different in
burner’ because it records information by ‘burning’ via
a laser to a blank DVD disc. However, a DVD recorder
3 DVD-Rewritable typically refers to a standalone unit that resembles a

• be confident they’re using the most up-to-date

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are very close in space, thus allowing more tracks; and back all CD and DVD formats.
C one back to his local computer shop to buy some the pits in which data is stored are smaller, so there are
blank discs. Listen to his conversation and check your answers to A. more pits per track. As a result, a CD can hold 650-700 There are also portable DVD players, handheld devices

course available, featuring recent ICT developments D de whether these sentences are true or false.
MB, whereas a basic DVD can hold 4.7 GB. In addition, a
DVD can be double-sided, dual layer, with a capacity of
with a built-in DVD drive and an LCD screen; they let
you watch movies or TV, play games and listen to music,
wherever you are.
17 GB.
such as Windows Vista and Blu-ray. Co
1 at can
a storage.
1.6 micron
fa
HD-DVD and Blu-ray discs
These two competing formats are expected to replace
2 VD are MB current DVD as the standard for watching movies at

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m in

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home.
On one side are Toshiba, Microsoft and the DVD Forum
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4 A basic DVD can hold 3.7 gigabytes.
Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, JVC and many movie studios
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Unlike DVDs, which use a red laser to read/write data,

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movies. discs can record and play back high-definition television
7 A DVD Writer is not compatible with old old and digital audio, as well as computer data.
CD-ROMs.
focus on the most relevant topics and language for Note: disc (optical media); disk
k (magnetic storage media)
A DVD drive with disc

their students. 2 Optical discs and drives

A Read the text and find the following. nits,
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Students can …
g. a
2 the storage capacity of a double-sided, dual layer DVD
3 the difference between a DVD burner and a DVD recorder which
4

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5 two possible successors to DVDs CD-RW (rewritable) discs enable you to write onto
A Blu-ray disc has a capacity of 25 GB (single-layer), 50 GB (dual-
them in multiple sessions, like a hard disk.
6 where the Blu-ray format gets its name layer) and 100GB (four-layer).

real-life scenarios, including understanding technical

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ELEMENTARY TO INTERMEDIATE ELEMENTARY TO PRE-INTERMEDIATE

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 48 Professional English: Business English

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