INGLES TEMA 5 ADMINISTRACIÓN Y FINANZAS

Which of these words do NOT refer to different ways to dress in the office?. Dress code. Smart business. Smart casual. Casual Friday.

Which of the following is NOT a good way to apologise?. I'm sorry. I'm delighted to... I'd like to apologise for... Sorry for...

May and Might express both possibility and probability. True or false?. Tr u e . False.

Which of the following is not a good way to accept an apology?. That's OK. I couldn't care less. No problem. No worries.

Match the two parts of the expressions. In line. Yo u r m o u t h. People with a kiss. Please and thank you.

When we want to give permission, we use can or may, but not could. True or false?. True. False.

A facilitator is someone who will try to help a group of people to reach an agreement. True or false?. True. False.

Combine the words to make expressions we've seen in this unit. Corporate. Smart. Well. In.

When making deductions the opposite of must is mustn't. True or false. True. False.

I'm sorry but you _____ smoke in here. may. might. don't have to. can't.

The language of memos should be direct, concise, and factual. True or false?. True. False.

Which two expressions can we use to complete the sentence: Most citizens have never received any linguistic training. ___, their language skills are insufficient?. Although. Owing to. Consequently. As a result.

We can use only two of the following modal verbs to complete the sentence: It's my bir thday tomor row, but you ____ buy me a present. Which ones? (2 opciones). must. don't have to. needn't. can.

How can you complete the following sentence? When I was 6 years old... (2 OPCIONES). I can play the piano. I could ride a bike. I was able to read and write. I will be able to sing.

Only two of the following sentences are correct. Which ones? (2 opciones). This is a comfortably chair. My friends are constantly studying. I'm extremely happy that you passed your exams. He's very differently from his friends.

Last week my computer broke down and I _____ buy a new one. could. may. must. had to.

Match the expressions to their meanings. Sorry you can't watch TV now. It's too late. Sorry, could you pass the salt?. Sorry, I won't be able to go because I have an exam tomorrow. Sorry, you haven't passed the exam.

All these words have the same vowel sound: white, site, tight, away, slight. True or false?. True. False.

Join the two parts of the sentences. Frank is such a good cook. She speaks English so fluently. She's so funny. The film was so good.

In the UK it's polite to greet everybody with a kiss. True or false?. True. False.

Match the words that rhyme. Height. Eight. Mail. Style.

Which of the following expressions could we use to complete the sentence: We couldn't go hiking _____ the rain?. because. due to. because of. owing to.

When asking for permission, can is used in informal situations while Could is used in more formal, polite situations. True or false?. True. False.

Which of the following expressions could we use to complete the sentence: You should leave now, _____ you'll miss your train. otherwise. in consequence. although. to sum up.

Match the expressions with their meanings. I'm sorry you failed your exam. Sorry? I didn't quite catch your question. Sorry, I forgot to turn off my mobile phone.

Which two of the following sentences are correct?. The book was such boring that I couldn't finish it. The exam was so difficult that nobody passed it. She's such a good student that all the teachers like her. We saw so an interesting film that I'll never forget it.

Which of the following tips would a good facilitator NOT follow?. Start the meeting on a positive note. Encourage the expression of different points of view. Allow participants to have a few quick breaks. Make sure that you have the answer to all the questions participants may ask.

The expressions because, since, and as are followed by a clause. True or false?. True. False.

Which of the following expressions can we use to complete the sentence: It's 11 am, so our daughter Christina _____ be at school?. can. might. must. may.

Memos only have one purpose: to solve a problem. True or false?. True. False.