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COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? COUNTABLE: A book/ two monkeys/ not many winters One pencil/ several balloons/ fewer questions UNCOUNTABLE: Not much cash (or money)/ so much traffic Not much space EXERCISE I: EXAMPLE: English Language Paint Salt Weather Put a ‘C’ beside the words below that are countable and a ‘U’ beside the ones that are uncountable. Money ‘U’/ Dollar ‘C’/ Cash ‘U’/ Advice ‘U’/ Ele...

Contractions Remember that a contraction is a shortened form of two words. Each contraction below is made up of a verb and not. • I don’t like storms. She doesn’t like rain. The contraction don’t is a shorter way to write do not. The apostrophe replaces the letter o in not. What contraction is a shorter way to write does not? What letter does the apostrophe replace? is are was were do does did...

Common Business Vocabulary Advertising ad advertisement advertising agency AIDA benefit billboardUS circulation classified ads commercial coupon double-page spread eye-catcherUS features hoardingUK poster prime time promote slot target U.S.P. abbr. advertisement - advert abbr. n. item of publicity for a product or service, in magazine, on TV etc n. company specializing in producing and placing ...

Business Jargon & Common Idioms Directions: Choose the best word(s) to fill in the blank. 1We have to invest in research and development if we wish to keep ______ of our competitors. ahead back down from in 2 John keeps ______ me to buy him a new computer. I keep telling me we don't have the budget for it but he persists. after back down from in 3 There was a big argument in the meeting but I j...

Expressions Business I thought this time things were going to be better. Losing the contract was ___ to swallow. a. bottom line b. blue collar c. a bitter pill d. back to the drawing board. e. blow-by-blow We've lost the contract thanks to your incompetence. You really ___ , didn't you? a. back to the drawing board. b. bottlenecks c. bottom line d. blue collar e. blew it I'd be better off sto...

Business Expressions At the start of the meeting everybody was very quiet and reserved but he told a few jokes to ___ a. across the board b. break the ice c. broke the news d. back to the drawing board e. take on board He's not very quick on the uptake. it takes him quite a while to ___ new ideas. a. on to a good thing b. take on board c. bullish d. breathing down e. brief We're going to have t...

Business Expressions I thought this time things were going to be better. Losing the contract was ___ to swallow. a. bottom line b. blue collar c. a bitter pill d. back to the drawing board. e. blow-by-blow We've lost the contract thanks to your incompetence. You really ___ , didn't you? a. back to the drawing board. b. bottlenecks c. bottom line d. blue collar e. blew it I'd be better off stopp...

BRAINSTORMING AND SENTENCE BUILDING Writing is a matter of deciding what to say and how to say it. A good way to get started is by “brainstorming”—writing down any ideas or words that come to mind about a topic. Then you can decide what to put in or leave out, and how to organize ideas and relate them to each other. For example, if I think about Tlaxcala, the following phrases might come to min...