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GEP 10 9a

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  • I have to leave work at 4pm so that I don't get stuck in a traffic jam: I have to leave work at 4pm ... (so as not to).
    I have to leave work at 4pm so as not to get stuck in a traffic jam.
  • a synonym for 'to be fired'.
    to be sacked
  • The company is expanding even though/in spite of there's a recession.
    even though
  • Somebody who buys a service (6 letters)
    client
  • They reduce their prices so as to sell more products: They reduced their prices ... (so that)
    They reduced their prices so that they would sell more products.
  • although/despite she's the CEO, she is still friends with a lot of her employees.
    Although
  • Despite the fact I was late, my teacher wasn't angry: My teacher wasn't angry ... (although)
    My teacher wasn't angry although I was late.
  • What verb goes with sacked and fired? (three letters)
    get
  • to lose your job because you are not needed anymore (to be ___ _______ )
    made redundant
  • to quite your job (6 letters)
    resign
  • Tieng lowered her voice on her phone so as to/so that Heang couldn't hear what she was saying.
    so that
  • Somebody who buys a service (8 letters)
    customer
  • Everyone seemed to enjoy Trump's speech, in spite of/even though his terrible jokes.
    in spite of
  • Although they don't do any marketing, their products sell well: Their products sell well ... (despite)
    Their products sell well despite them not doing any marketing / Their products sell well despite the fact they don't do any marketing.
  • The company made several people redundant in order to/so that cut costs.
    in order to
  • ACE students are happy despite/although doing a lot of homework every night.
    despite
  • His secretary stayed at her desk to not/so as not to miss any important calls.
    so as not to
  • The account manager called his client for/to arrange a meeting.
    to
  • Although he's very rich, he goes to work by bike: He goes to work by bike ... (in spite of)
    He goes to work by bike, in spite of being very rich/ He goes to work by bike, in spite of the fact that he's very rich.
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