fire./like/on/a/Get/house/on
Get on like a house on fire.
If you want to do business with someone, first you should try to .... a rapport. a. Improve b. Establish c. Promote
b. Establish
Their continual interventions ..... the whole meeting. a. Corrupted b. Broke off c. Disrupted
c. Disrupted
off/on/Get/foot./the/wrong
Get off on the wrong foot.
Their working relationship was often ...., with lots of angry argument and criticism. a. Stormy b. Cool c. Close
a. Stormy
heaven./match/in/A/made
A match made in heaven.
Relations between them are rather ..... They don't seem to like or trust each other. a. Amicable b. Cordial c. Strained
c. Strained
They may be our competitors, but we want to stay ... good terms with them. a. In b. On c. Over
b. On
We reached out to customers with special offers, continuity programmes and appreciation letters. ........, customer retention did not improve. a. However b. Despite c. Even though
a. However
a/back/way./long/Go
Go back a long way
cat/Fight/dog./like/and
Fight like cat and dog.
Sanlito and RKB have only been doing business for a couple of months. ...., Sanlito's management has already given RKB their full confidence. a. Despite b. Neverthless
b. Nevertheless