Business English Language Lessons
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| 1. This new project looks like it
might do really well. First results are really .......... . |
| a) |
hard-working |
| b) |
promising |
| c) |
impossible |
| d) |
understanding |
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| 2. He never seems to stop. He's
really .......... . |
| a) |
hard-working |
| b) |
shocking |
| c) |
serious |
| d) |
impossible |
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| 3. This problem is very difficult to
deal with. It's really .......... . |
| a) |
convincing |
| b) |
tricky |
| c) |
serious |
| d) |
impossible |
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| 4. He never tells anybody what he is
doing and he is rude to everybody. He's a very .......... person. |
| a) |
shocking |
| b) |
serious |
| c) |
impossible |
| d) |
difficult |
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| 5. When I had a problem she listened
to me and suggested solutions. She was really .......... |
| a) |
promising |
| b) |
shocking |
| c) |
serious |
| d) |
understanding |
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| 6. Nobody can work with Allison.
She's just an .......... person to deal with. |
| a) |
shocking |
| b) |
impossible |
| c) |
promising |
| d) |
convincing |
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| 7. I believed everything she said.
She was really .......... . |
| a) |
hard-working |
| b) |
convincing |
| c) |
serious |
| d) |
impossible |
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| 8. I didn't want to make either of
them redundant. The choice was really .......... . |
| a) |
painful |
| b) |
serious |
| c) |
impossible |
| d) |
shocking |
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| 9. He never smiles, jokes around nor
gossips. He's a very .......... person. |
| a) |
shocking |
| b) |
serious |
| c) |
impossible |
| d) |
understanding |
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| 10. I thought the company was doing
really well. I find the idea that there will be redundancies really .......... . |
| a) |
impossible |
| b) |
serious |
| c) |
understanding |
| d) |
shocking |
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