Current affairs
A journalist says: “People ___ be more critical of viral AI-generated videos. Some already fooled major news pages.”
Use a modal expressing advice.
A manager tells a new employee: “Can you walk me through it?”
Explain what this expression means in practical business communication.
Complete naturally: “You can choose ______ strategy works best during the negotiation.”
however / whatever / whoever
During an interview about remote work, a CEO says: “Employees are quieter in meetings lately. The new monitoring software ___ have backfired.”
Use a modal of deduction.
A student says: “I have a hard time getting along with coworkers who constantly interrupt me.”
Rewrite using used to (accustomed).
Correct the sentence: “I’m waiting my boss answers me for a while.”
Use hope vs wait correctly.
A politician says: “We didn’t expect so many young voters to take part in the election campaign.”
Rephrase using well-known or renowned naturally.
A lawyer says: “I was anxious about speaking at the international conference, but once I started, I got excited.”
Explain the difference between anxious and excited in this context.
A content creator says: “The documentary immediately caught my attention because it showed how fast digital privacy laws are evolving.”
Explain the meaning of catch my attention and evolve in context.