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IELTS Vocabulary Unit 7: Business p.175,176

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  • Rearrange and say the meaning: OITPRF
    PROFIT - lợi nhuận
  • Follow these ............. to improve your communication skills.
    edge
    products
    motivation
    tips
  • They are ........... against teams of full-time professional players.
    projected
    competed
    projecting
    competing
  • Tokyo and New York are major ............... centres.
    financial
    potential
    initial
  • (adj) marked in some way to show that it belongs to a particular person
    particular
    unique
    personalized
    financial
  • They will have to borrow £10 million next year, just to stay .......... (Adj: having enough money to pay debts; able to survive)
    (Adj) AFLOAT
  • Following the passage: How mnay small businesses fail during their initial two years in business?
    one-fourth
    one-half
    one-third
    one-fifth
  • The police play a ........... role in our society.
    vital
    initial
    financial
    inevitable
  • Is there a .............. type of book he enjoys? (Adj: synonym is "specific")
    (Adj) PARTICULAR
  • (adj) healthy, without financial risk
    (adj) SOUND
  • We focused on finding new ............. channels for our products.
    vital
    reputation
    distribution
    profit
  • (n) position or place that is very suitable, specialized market.
    profit
    niche
    motivation
    reputation
  • Following the passage: What kind of edge can a small business have over a large business?
    Greater motivation to succed
    Better business advisers
    A wider array of products
    More personalized service
  • Rearrange and say the meaning: EETOMCP
    COMPETE - cạnh tranh
  • If your business is not ..........., you will have to figure out what changes can be made to improve the situation.
    profitably
    profit
    profitable
  • Following the passage: How long does it usually take a small business to start earning a profit?
    Less than one year
    At least five years
    More than two years
    Between one and two years
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