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to establish a personal rapport with
to combat this weakness of mine I…
a gig
to fall out with somebody
to look up to
to pick up
to drop off
to pull a plug on
to/a lack
Keep up the good work!
to keep at this
Hear me out!
Don’t beat yourself up (about)!
Bring me up to speed!
Exercise 546. Ask questions, make a sentence negative.
Collin’s meticulous parent abandoned one goal of his only because he fell
out with his partner.
Who_____________________________________________________?
Whose___________________________________________________?
What ____________________________________________________?
When____________________________________________________?
Why_____________________________________________________?
What__________________________________________________for?
Who___________________________________________________for?
Where____________________________________________________?
Exercise 547. Put the verbs into the correct tenses.
1. Honestly, Grant’s persuasive son-in-law (would rather/had
better/should) (to run) this by his boss, as this piece of information
(to be) extremely important for the upcoming negotiations.
2. Apparently, Bob’s diligent daughter (not to run) this by him and as a
result she (not to have) a decent cover letter (to send) to her potential
employer last week.
3. By the way, Allan’s bored customer (to get used to/to be used) to a
steady source of income these days, as two years ago he (used
to/would) (to work) almost for free.
4. Naturally, Rayan’s meticulous accountant (to brush) up his
communication skills, as he (to have) a meeting with the savviest
shareholder today at 13.45.
5. Besides, Norton’s frugal daughter-in-law (to get used to/to be used
to/used to) (to research) common interview questions last year, as she
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