VOCABULARY
Carrefour improved / entered / boosted the Chinese market in 1995.
I see you’re wearing a tie. Do I ______ wear one?
need to / have to
We can ______ to that later.
cover
come back
discuss
come back
The best way of advertising is by word of recommendation.
The best way of advertising is by word of mouth.
The best way to attract / offer / launch customers is to cut prices!
attract
You ______ wear whatever you like.
can
Can we ______ to point number 2 on the agenda?
move on
cover
discuss
move on
We’re here today to sum up the new advertising campaign.
We’re here today to discuss the new advertising campaign.
The company advertised / boosted / promoted its sales by putting fresh fruit in its stores.
boosted
You ______ look smart if you’re meeting customers.
have to / need to
I’d like to ______ what we’ve agreed.
say
catch
sum up
sum up
They have to share their range of services if they want to succeed.
They have to expand their range of services if they want to succeed.
John works in ads / advertisement / advertising.
advertising
I guess we ______ (not) smoke in here?
aren't allowed to / can't
I’m sorry, but I think we’re _____________ the subject.
moving on
discussing
getting off
getting off
There’s a part of the garden where you have to smoke.
There’s a part of the garden where you are allowed to / can smoke.
It increased its market share / position / sales by 10% last year.
share
Min: What do I call my line manager?
Dag: Don’t worry – you ______ call him Mr Jones. We all call him Frank.
don’t need to / don’t have to
It’s six o’clock, and we’ve _______ everything.
summed up
covered
discussed
covered
Most people start at 8.30, but you have to arrive at work any time until 10 a.m.
Most people start at 8.30, but you can/are allowed to arrive at work any time until 10 a.m.