Complete the sentence: "I would like to apply ... the position of Sales Manager."
a) to
b) for
c) at
b) for
Choose the correct answer:Where do you work?
a) Could you tell me where do you work?
b) Could you tell me where you work?
c) Could you tell me where you worked?
b) Could you tell me where you work?
Choose the correct answer:
If one company buys another company, it is a ...
a) merger
b) takeover
c) partnership
b) takeover
Choose the correct answer:
You ... wear a uniform in this office. It's not required.
a) mustn't
b) don't have to
c) shouldn't
b) don't have to
You want to offer help to a colleague. What do you say?
a) Could you help me?
b) Would you like me to help?
c) I can do it.
b) Would you like me to help?
What is the term for a temporary job, often for a student, to gain work experience?
internship
Choose the correct answer:Why are you looking for a new job?
a) I would like to know why are you looking for a new job
b) I would like to know why you looking for a new job
c) I would like to know why you are looking for a new job
c) I would like to know why you are looking for a new job
Choose the correct answer:
Successful businesses can ... new strategies to stay ahead.
a) develop
b) acquire
c) miss
a) develop
Choose the correct answer:
What ... I do if I lose my badge?
a) should
b) must
c) have
a) should (ask for advice)
You want to ask for help politely. Which phrase is correct?
a) Would you mind helping me?
b) Do you mind to help?
c) Would you like help?
a) Would you mind helping me?
Complete the sentence with the correct adjective:
"I'm a very ... person, so I always meet my sales targets."(hint: likes to win / be the best)
competitive
Transform into an indirect question:
Do you enjoy working in a team?- Can you tell me...
Can you tell me if you enjoy working in a team?
Complete the phrase:
Companies that don't want to be left behind must be willing to ... risks.
take risk
Complete the phrase:
You ... use your phone during the meeting. It's against the rules.
a) don't have to
b) mustn't
c) shouldn't
b) mustn't (Prohibition)
You want to show gratitude.
"Thanks for that. I really ... it."
appreciate
Complete the sentence:
"My boss says I come ... well on the phone and customers like me."
across
Transform into an indirect question:
How would you solve this problem? → I would like to know ..
I would like to know how you would solve this problem.
Complete the sentence with a verb: "Businesses need to compete with ... players in the global market."
major players
Complete the sentence:
"No, you ... take notes. The information is in the pack."
don't have to (not necessary)
"Thanks for offering but I think I can ... it ."
manage / handle
Complete the phrase: "I’ve ... a lot of experience in customer service."
earned / received / gained
Find and correct the mistake:
"Who do we need to contact for a reference?" → Can you tell me who do we need to contact for a reference?
Can you tell me who we need to contact for a reference?
What do we call the money a company makes after subtracting costs?
margins (profit margins)
Complete the sentence:
"You really ... arrive late on your first day. It's very important to be on time."
mustn't (prohibition)/ shouldn't (strong advice)
Your colleague can't find a file. You say: "Let me give you a ... ."
hand