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What is the first step in withdrawing money from an ATM?
a) take cash
b) select services
c) insert card
d) take receipt
c) insect card
You can't pay off your debts:
a) Recovery cost
b) To go bankrupt
c) Disruption to cash flow
d) To adopt strict measures
b) To go bankrupt
You give someone extra money to thank them.
a) Cash
b) Taxes
c) Salary
d) Tip
d) Tip
Fill the gab: I don’t like being ____ debt.
a) On
b) To
c) In
d) With
c) In
Always ask lawyers about their _____.
a) Charge
b) Salary
c) Fee
d) Tip
c) Fee
Choose the right sentence:
a) I decided paying by card.
b) I decided to pay with card.
c) I decided pay by card.
d) I decided to pay by card.
d) I decided to pay by card.
What does the expression VAT stand for?
a) Value-add tax
b) Value-adaptable tax
c) Value-added tax
d) Value-applicated tax
c) Value-added tax
People who don’t their tax on time hove to pay a _______ for late payment.
a) Fine
b) Penalty
c) Fare
d) Charge
b) Penalty
Which sentence is grammatically wrong?
a) I pay the goods.
b) We pay for Chinese lessons.
c) She pays a low amount.
d) I pay tax.
a) I pay the goods.
Gerundium or infinitiv – Remember ____ the letter.
a) posting
b) to post
b) to post
Gerundium or infinitiv – Try ____ the green button.
a) pressing
b) to press
a) pressing
Fill the gabs with correct answers: to lose ______, to adopt _______
a) Jobs, strict measures
b) Costs, laws and regulations
c) Transaction, an invoice
d) Jobs, notice
a) Jobs, strict measures
Choose what are you paying for?
a) Tax, a pair of shoes, the clothes
b) A haircut, the invoice, a milk
c) The goods, a pair of shoes, English lessons
d) The goods, Spanish lessons, the invoice
c) The goods, a pair of shoes, English lessons
Gerundium or infinitiv – She needs____ a new car.
a) buying
b) to buy
b) to buy
Choose the right sentence (a/an/the /-):
a) Did you hear that? David is in prison.
b) Did you hear that? David is in the prison.
c) Did you hear that? David is in a prison.
d) Did you hear that? David is in an prison.
a) Did you hear that? David is in prison.
What is the meaning of: They are running the business in a shoestring.
a) Our business is slowing down.
b) Our competition in the market is catching up with us.
c) We already have a small amount of money at our disposal.
d) We don’t keep up with the competition.
c) We already have a small amount of money at our disposal.
Fill the gab: I usually pay __ cash, but I pay __ big purchase __ credit card.
a) In – for – by
b) By – for – by
c) In – to – by
d) In – for – with
a) In – for – by
Choose the right articles (a/an/the /-): I am reading __ interesting at __ moment. It is about __ life of Nelson Mandela when he was in __ prison
a) A, the, the, -
b) An, the, the, a
c) An, the, the, -
c) An, the, the, -
Which idiom we use for expressing that our business is profitable?
a) We are in the red at least.
b) We are in the black at least
c) We are in the white at least.
d) We are in the green at least.
b) We are in the black at least
I prefer ___ alone with my dog because he isn’t really ____ to other people.
a) To walk – use
b) Walking - used
c) To walking – got used
b) Walking - used
What was the profession of David Clarkson in the BBC video about late payments?
a) CEO
b) He was homeless
c) Financial consultant
d) Credit controller
d) Credit controller
Please select right order of actions:
a) Insert card – enter your PIN – key the amount you require – select a service – cash is being counted
b) Insert card – enter your PIN – select a service – key the amount you require – cash is being counted
c) Enter your PIN – insert card – select a service – key the amount you require – cash is being counted
d) Enter your PIN – select a service – insert card – key the amount you require – cash is being counted
b) Insert card – enter your PIN – select a service – key the amount you require – cash is being counted
I have to ___ a speeding ____ for driving too fast ___ the end of this week.
a) Pay – fine – by
b) Paying for – charge – in
c) Pay for – fine – for
a) Pay – fine – by
Do these verbs connect with to or -ing or both: promise, forget, decide, can’t help?
a) To – ing – in – to
b) Ing – ing – both – ing
c) To – both – to – ing
d) They are not verbs at all 😊
c) To – both – to – ing
What does the word “entrepreneurship” mean?
a) Nothing, I have made up the word
b) trade between neighbouring countries
c) the activity of setting up a business or businesses
d) Some weird disease
e) a business or company
c) the activity of setting up a business or businesses