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100

 What adjective describes someone who believes in their own abilities?

Confident

100

 Which tense do we normally use to describe temporary situations happening around the present?

Present Continuous

100

What expression can you use to suggest a meeting time politely?

 How about meeting at 10 a.m.?

100

Virtual Impressions: Why are online impressions important for businesses?

Customers and potential employees often research companies online before contacting them.

100

Correct the mistake: “She is usually working from home on Fridays.”

She usually works from home on Fridays.

200

 What phrase means to complete a project by the agreed date?

meet the deadline

200

 What happens to word order when we change a direct question into an indirect question?

We use statement word order: subject + verb.

200

What expression can you use to show interest or surprise during a conversation?

Really? / That’s interesting! / What a coincidence!

200

 Internships: What is one major benefit of internships for students?

They provide practical work experience and help students develop professional skills.

200

Y: Make this question more polite using an indirect question: “Where is the meeting room?”

 Could you tell me where the meeting room is?

300

What word describes a person who is willing to consider new ideas and suggestions?

Receptive

300

 Which tense describes a completed past action when the exact time is not mentioned and the present result is important?

 Present perfect simple

300

What is the purpose of the expression “How are things going with the project?”

To ask for an update on the project's progress.

300

A Ride That Runs on Time: Why is meeting deadlines important when developing a new theme park ride?

Delays can affect the opening schedule, increase costs, and cause financial losses.

300

Complete: “We ______ (not finish) the project yet.”

We haven’t finished the project yet.

400

What does propel yourself forward mean?

To make progress in your career or achieve greater success

400

Could you tell me where is the head office and how long does it take to get there?

Correct the sentence

Could you tell me where the head office is and how long it takes to get there?

400

What expression can you use to refer to evidence when presenting a product?

According to our research, … / The results show that …

400

The Ashden Awards: What type of projects do the awards recognize?

Projects that promote sustainable energy and improve people’s lives.

400

Rewrite using the present perfect simple and since:

The last time we received a complaint was six months ago.

We haven’t received a complaint since six months ago.

500

What adjective describes a product or idea that can be sold successfully and make a profit?

Commercially viable.

500

What is the difference between could and managed to when referring to past ability?

Could generally describes past ability; managed to emphasizes success in a particular situation.

500

You’re negotiating a deadline with a client. How can you politely propose an alternative without rejecting their original suggestion directly?

Would it be possible to consider a different deadline?

500

 Bridges to Prosperity: How does the organization help communities beyond building bridges?

 It teaches local people how to build bridges themselves, improving access to education, healthcare, and markets.

500

 Rewrite the sentence using the present perfect without changing its meaning:

The company started developing this product three years ago and is still working on it.

 The company has been developing this product for three years.