💡 “Using company resources carefully and saving money” — Which word fits?
economic
economical
🌍 “To move from your country to another one to live there” — Which verb fits?
emigrate
immigrate
⚙️ “Something powered by electricity” — Which word fits?
electric
electronic
electrical
📈 “When prices go up by themselves” — Which verb fits?
raise
rise
🍰 “Sweet food you eat after a meal” — Which word fits?
dessert
desert
💼 What’s a historic moment in your company’s history? Use: Definitely, successful, remember
✅ "Definitely our first big contract — a successful deal everyone will remember."
⚙️ How can a company be more economical with energy? Use: For example, efficient, reduce
✅ "For example, they could be more efficient and reduce waste."
🎓 Would you rather adopt a new technology or adapt to it? Why? Use: Personally, flexible, learn
✅ "Personally, I prefer to be flexible and learn to adapt first."
🏢 Your manager wants to raise everyone’s targets next quarter. How do you react? Use: Honestly, challenging, motivate
✅ "Honestly, it’s challenging, but it could motivate the team."
👩💻 Roleplay: You’re onboarding a new employee. Explain how to get through their first week. Use: Firstly, supportive, explain
✅ "Firstly, be supportive and explain how everything works step by step."
🌍 Is it more stressful to emigrate or immigrate? Why? Use: Probably, emotional, change
✅ "Probably immigrate — it’s emotional and involves big changes."
⚖️ Your coworker often lies about being late. What do you do? Use: Honestly, unacceptable, report
✅ "Honestly, it’s unacceptable — I’d report it to my supervisor."
🎯 What business principles do you think every company should follow? Use: Generally, ethical, respect
✅ "Generally, being ethical and showing respect are key principles."
🧾 Your boss says the company must rise above challenges. What do you think that means? Use: Clearly, motivational, overcome
✅ "Clearly it’s motivational — it means we must overcome difficulties."
💬 Is this sentence correct? “We need to advice our clients regularly.”
✅ Answer: ❌ Incorrect. It should be “advise” (verb).
✉️ What would you say to a colleague who often gives you unwanted advice? Use: Honestly, polite, thank
✅ "Honestly, I’d be polite and thank them, but explain I prefer my own way."
