What's the word?
What compound word means extra hours worked beyond your normal working hours?
overtime
Complete the verb phrase: “I’m responsible ___ organizing the conference.”
for
Complete the sentence: “This app _____ you download your boarding pass.”
lets
A: I don't think we've met before. I'm Daniel.
B: __________
A) Can you say that again?
B) Nice to meet you.
C) I'm afraid I can't make it.
B) Nice to meet you.
Add "always" to the following
“I arrive on time.”
I always arrive on time
(before main verb)
In projects, what word means the final date by which something must be completed?
deadline
Complete: “I enjoy ___ (work) with international clients.”
working
The difference is very small. Complete with the correct modifier: “The new version is ___ faster than the old one.”
a bit / a little / slightly
A: Could you give me Laura's phone number?
B: Sure. It's 844-128-6039.
A: Sorry, __________
A) can you say that again?
B) can we make it later?
C) what do you do exactly?
A) can you say that again?
Customer ______ is the positive, ongoing relationship that makes the customer choose a company over competitors time and time again
loyalty
What adjective means easy for people to use?
user-friendly
The company meeting happens every Monday at 9:00.
Complete: “We ____ every Monday at 9:00.”
meet
Use the correct adverb:
“It’s only 9:05 and Maria has ___ finished a task we expected to take all morning.”
already
Complete using Already, Just, or Yet
A: Have the designers finished the website?
B: __________. They’re still working on it.
Not yet,
A project was behind schedule, but it has now returned to the original schedule.
Complete: “The project is ___ ___ ___.”
back on track
Complete this word family: satisfy (verb) → satisfied (adjective) → ______ (noun)
satisfaction
Complete: “I ___ (send) the invoice yesterday at 3:00.”
sent
“The old system takes 20 minutes. The new one takes 2 minutes. It is ___ faster.”
much / a lot / far
Which of these gives a reason with your apology?
A) I’m sorry, but can you repeat that?
B) I’m sorry, but the traffic was terrible.
C) I’m sorry, but can I say something?
B) I’m sorry, but the traffic was terrible.
The exact figure is 74%.
Which approximation is best: well over half / nearly three-quarters / a little under half / about a third?
nearly three-quarters
What project phrase means to assign people, money, or time to a project? (two words)
allocate resources
Complete: “I don’t know if the client has replied. I ___ (check) my email yet.”
haven't checked
“The new system ___ customers to change their passwords online.”
help / allow / enable
Use the correct word:
"I learned that our boss ________ give us a pay raise."
plans/intends to
almost / nearly