Grammar
Name 3 verbs that follow this rule: verb+object+to+infinitive
aim, arrange, choose, decide, intend, plan, prepare, demand, deserve, expect, hope, want, wish, would like, fail, guarantee, offer, promise, refuse, threaten, agree, can/n't afford, learn, manage, pretend, seem, tend, train, wait
Consumers often cite ____ ____ ____ as the number 1 factor when asked to rank the most important factor in purchasing new electronics.
value-for-money
These phrases mean the same thing: can't bear/can't help
False. Can't bear: to not accept or allow oneself to be subjected to something; Can't help: to be unable to do otherwise.
Which one of these verbs is not followed by an -ing verb? fancy, consider, involve, manage
manage
A _____ is legally protected. The law forbids companies to copy or alter its identifying features and market it as an original.
trademark
The phrases 'keep on' and 'carry on' are both typical American expressions.
False. Keep on: American; Carry on: British
Which rule do these verbs follow? persuade, want, prefer, ask
verb+object+to+infinitive
A marketing team tends to increase _____ _____ via social media marketing campaigns or social media influencers to help sell their products.
brand awareness
The definition of the phrase 'can't afford' is: to manage to bear without serious detriment; to be able to bear the financial cost of something
True
Which rule do these verbs/phrases follow? describe,'waste time','keep on'
verb +ing
As the European _____ _____ in sportswear, Decathalon has the power to persuade its competitors to raise or lower their prices.
market leader
True
Which verb best fits this blank: keep, set, run, hold, put; Let's___off this meeting until all our team members can attend.
hold, put
A name, symbol or design (or some combination) that identifies a product
brand name
The phrase 'can't stand' means, "to have no purpose or aim."
False. It means to hate something.