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The business of e-bikes is really __________ due to the price of petrol and diesel.
Stagnation is a prolonged period of little or no __________ in an economy often highlighted by periods of high unemployment. A rate of growth of less than 2-3% annually as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) is considered stagnation.
It think they should all quit moaning about the poor results and put positive energy into how to cut costs and grow profit.
A “minus” economic growth rate means the economy is going to …
If something is slightly more expensive, it means…
If the weather was “woeful“, what would most people do?
I haven’t had time to read the document in detail. But I did manage to “glance” through it on the way here this morning.
Check the 3 expressions here that have the same meaning as “glance through”:
If you “resemble” someone, it means that you..
“The delivery has left the warehouse. At this stage unfortunately, we are unable to alter anything!”
Check 3 words that have the same meaning as the word in bold.
You can park directly at Hamburg airport if you are prepared to pay. ___________ you can park at the Ohlsdorf Park + Ride for much less money and take the train into the terminal.
A more formal alternative to “Can I bother you for a moment”, is to say “Can I _________ you for a moment.” These are both used when you walk over to someone’s desk to ask them a question and you can see that they are working quietly.
An informal alternative (in Ireland and Britain) to “Thanks very much” is…
Green hydrogen could be a ______________ in the alternative fuels industry.
If someone says “Thanks!”, automatically you would say “You’re welcome”. Check the 3 informal alternatives which you can use with colleagues you work with regularly:
I couldn’t envisage living away from Europe.
Check the word with the same meaning as “envisage“:
If you are driving and you want to accelerate, which pedal would you push with your foot?
What do the new figures “indicate“?
Check 3 words with the same meaning as “indicate”:
Hold on a second! We ordered 30,000 pieces and our inventory only counted 27,000. Looks like the supplier has ________ a large number of articles from the order.
Enter the missing word:
If I more time, I would take more exercise.
It has three letters and starts with “h”.
Enter the missing words:
If they told us that they weren’t happy with the offer, we could spoken about it.
you need a form of “have” in both gaps.