5 questions

Everyday & Business Vocabulary

We need to ___ a meeting to discuss the quarterly budget. Which word fits best?

  • a.do
  • b.arrange
  • c.make
  • d.put

The natural collocation is 'arrange a meeting'. 'Make a meeting' and 'do a meeting' are not standard, and 'put a meeting' is incomplete without a particle like 'off'.

Everyday & Business Vocabulary

Sales have grown steadily and the company is now highly ___. Which word fits best?

  • a.profit
  • b.profited
  • c.profiting
  • d.profitable

After 'highly' an adjective describing the company is needed, and 'profitable' means earning good profit. The others are a noun or verb forms that do not fit this slot.

Everyday & Business Vocabulary

The two firms decided to ___ forces and bid for the contract together. Which word fits best?

  • a.join
  • b.connect
  • c.attach
  • d.combine

The fixed expression is 'join forces', meaning to work together. 'Combine', 'connect', and 'attach' do not form this idiom with 'forces'.

Everyday & Business Vocabulary

Please find the invoice ___ to this email. Which word fits best?

  • a.included
  • b.added
  • c.attached
  • d.connected

In business correspondence, files sent with an email are 'attached'. 'Attached to this email' is the standard collocation; the other verbs are not used this way for email files.

Everyday & Business Vocabulary

The new software should ___ the ordering process and save staff time. Which word fits best?

  • a.complicate
  • b.streamline
  • c.delay
  • d.interrupt

'Streamline' means to make a process simpler and more efficient, which matches saving time. The other options describe making a process slower or more difficult.

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