Business Partner b1 6.3 revision

Which preposition follows "insist" in "insist __ accepting the rules"?

How could Mateo react if Beata says, "We can’t compromise on safety"?

What part of speech is "refrigerated" in "The product must be refrigerated"?

Is Mateo’s "regulations are different here" a valid argument? Why/why not?

If Mateo says, "We have our own safety regulations," how might Beata respond?

Why does Beata use present simple in "The product must be refrigerated"?

What’s the opposite of "approve the delivery"?

How could Beata avoid Mateo’s "speak to Daniel" threat?

What’s another way to say "I understand" in a professional context? (e.g., I appreciate that...)

How might workplace hierarchies affect such negotiations in your country?

Complete the sentence: "We can’t go ahead unless ___."

Does "You’re being difficult" have a positive or negative tone? How could Beata rephrase it diplomatically?

Student A insists on a deadline extension; Student B responds using "We really appreciate your work, but..."

Which verb pairs with "compromise" in the dialogue? (e.g., "find a compromise")

Replace "must" in the sentence with a softer alternative. "The product must be refrigerated"

Is "Let me get this straight" formal or informal? Suggest a more formal alternative.