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Business Vocabulary - LH 4Y

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    CAE Vocabulary about businesses
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  • Choose an appropriate phrasal verb: Unfortunately, although he struggled for several years, the business never really took off/ start out
    took off (to be successful)
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  • Complete with the correct compound: My ___________ last year was more than I'd hoped for. I didn't think my business would make that much money in a year.
    turnover (the total amount of goods or services sold by a company during a particular period of time)
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  • Choose the correct verb: She has never dreamed of taking/ making/ running a company, but now she enjoys being her own boss.
    running (to run a company: to be the leader or head of a business)
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  • Complete with the missing preposition: Last year, I stumbled ______ an amazing business idea that I'm now trying to sell.
    across
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  • Complete with the missing verbs: I don't like to _________ risks so I always try to _________ safe and not get too carried away with my ideas.
    take (take risks: to do something that does not guarantee success), play (play safe: to do things that you know will only be successful)
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  • Choose the correct preposition: I've always wanted to go in/ into/ onto business with my best friend.
    into
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  • Rewrite using NOT UNTIL: Investors won't be interested in putting money into the business until they've seen a detailed business plan.
    Not until they've seen a detailed business plan will be investors be interested in putting money into the business.
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  • Rewrite using NEVER: I would never have given up my day job before being sure that the business would make money.
    Never would I have given up my day job before being sure that the business would make money.
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  • Rewrite using UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES: We mustn't open the door while we are out whatever, happens.
    Under no circumstances must we open the door while we are out.
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  • Choose the correct preposition: At the moment, I'm just scraping in/ by/ at on very little money as it's the end of the month.
    by
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  • Fronting: Her confidence in her ability was SUCH that we were all amazed.
    Such was her confidence in her ability that we were all amazed.
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  • Fronting: The film has been SO POPULAR that we're going to have a repeat showing.
    So popular has the film been that we're going to have a repeat showing.
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