Vocabulary
A company that has recently begun operations.
start-up
Have you to wear a uniform at work?
Do you have to wear a uniform at work?
It can lead to a decrease in sales.
I may/might/could lead to a decrease in sales.
Can you tell me what time do the shops close?
Can you tell me what time the shops close?
Books are selling more than ever despite the advance of technology.
Books are being sold more than ever despite the advance of technology.
Someone who establishes a company and oversees its early stages, often providing the necessary investment.
founder
She must talks with her manager about the staff low morale.
She must talk with her manager about the staff low morale.
The CEO doesn't might know about the manager's mistakes.
The CEO might not know about the manager's mistakes.
Do you know whether is the CEO holding a meeting?
Do you know whether the CEO is holding a meeting?
The companies have being merged with the consent of the CEOs.
The companies have been merged with the consent of the CEOs.
A business runs out of money and cannot pay its debts.
go bankrupt
The company don't ought to spend more than its revenue.
The company ought not to spend more than its revenue.
He mustn't be a good candidate for this position since he doesn't speak a foreign language.
He can't be a good candidate for this position since he doesn't speak a foreign language.
I wonder if the monthly budget has been shared with the sales department?
I wonder if the monthly budget has been shared with the sales department.
The company's corruption scandal will have forgot by the next fiscal year.
The company's corruption scandal will have been forgotten by the next fiscal year.