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Fill the gap in each sentence by writing the correct form of the verb given in brackets.




 

1. Suzanne King is in charge of product __________ at Westworld Electronics. (develop)

2. I want to be a graphic __________ when I graduate. (design)

3. I think that the Internet is the greatest __________ of the past 50 years. (innovate)

4. We are looking for someone with __________ of databases and spreadsheets. (know)

5. Christopher Cockerell was the __________ of the hovercraft. (invent)

6. You have to pay a lot to get a good software __________ (develop)

7. Have you seen her __________ for the new shopping centre? (design)

 

 

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2. Draw a line from each word on the left to a word on the right to make a word pair. There is one extra word that you don't have to use. Then use your word pairs to complete the sentences below.

 

1. product development
2. patent license
3. cutting property
4. research application
5. under copyright
6. intellectual center
  edge

 

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5.
6.

 

1. We have made a __________ to stop people copying our invention.

2. Our drug for pain relief is made __________ in 32 countries.

3. Im in charge of __________ at Minnow Technologies.

4. We use the latest technologies to keep our products at the __________

5. We took them to court because the original idea was our __________

6. We test all new drugs at our __________ in Zurich.

 

 

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Choose the best word from the brackets to fill the gap.

 

1. I bought a PC just five years ago and now it is __________ (innovative/obsolete)

2. I think that the __________ of computer control systems is fascinating. (technology/knowledge)

3. Advanced, __________ systems are great, but there is more to go wrong. (low-tech/hi-tech)

4. I receive a __________ of 10% on all my books that the publisher sells. (royalty/license)

5. Finding out how antibiotics work was a tremendous __________ (breakthrough/breakout)

 

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BUYERS, SELLERS AND THE MARKET

 

 

Choose the best word from the brackets to fill each gap.

 

1. Our __________ includes several multinational companies. (clientele/economy)

2. We wanted to buy the house but the __________ was asking for ₤300.000. (purchase/vendor)

3. The government brought in several market __________ to strengthen the economy. (reforms/pressures)

4. Until 1998, the government fixed all the prices, but now we have a __________ market. (free/state)

5. Its only a small shop, but we serve nearly 200 __________ a day. (consumers/customers)

6. Most of our __________ are small businesses. (market/users)

 

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2. Draw a line from each word on the left to a word on the right to make a word pair. There is one extra word that you don't have to use. Then use your word pairs to complete the sentences below.

 

1. customer users
2. end manager
3. street forces
4. purchasing consumer
5. market vendor
  base

 

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1. He started out as a __________ selling hot dogs from a van.

2. We publish school textbooks, so our __________ are the students.

3. Weve built up a really strong __________ over the past five years.

4. Their product is too expensive, so __________ will soon make them drop the price.

5. She is the __________ for the countrys leading chain of shoe shops.

 

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accountant

advertise -

advertising ,

afford

allowance ,

apply for ,

appointment

benefits ,

blue collar ,

board of directors

bonus ,

breakout -

breakthrough

catering

CEO (Chief Executive Officer)

CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

churn out ,

clientele

competition -

consumer -

continuous improvement

COO (Chief Operating Officer) ,

costs -

covering letter

curriculum vitae

customers -

cutting edge , ,

director

dismiss

downsize

earn

employee ,

employment agency

endorsement , ,

enterprise zone

executive ,

financial services

fire ,

first aid

flexitime ,

forecast -

free enterprise

freelance ,

full-time ,

get-up ,

hazard ,

headhunter ( )

healthcare

hovercraft

human resources ,

in charge of

interview

leisure

loyalty card

manufacturer -

medium

mogul

mystery shopper ,

obsolete

outsource

overcapacity

payroll ,

perks ,

permanent

production team

profit , ,

promote

promotion

property

proprietor ,

purchasing manager

quality control

recruit

repetitive ,

researcher -

resign

responsibility

responsible for

retail

retire

rollout

royalty ,

sack

salary ,

senior

shares -

shop floor

shortlist

specs

spot check ,

spreadsheet ()

start-off ,

start-up ,

survey -

team player ,

telecommuter ,

temporary -

terminate ,

tips

trial

vendor

VP (Vice President) -

wage

white-collar , ,

workforce

 

 

 

 





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