Business English Skill Set – Small Talk
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- Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Select the correct ending to the sentence.
“I completely…”
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2. Question
Select the correct reply to this statement.
“I think it’s great that they cover such a wide range of topics.”
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3. Question
Fill in the spaces to create a sentence.
I what you’re but I just don’t think the character development was very good.
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4. Question
Fill in the spaces to create a sentence.
I think .
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5. Question
Fill in the space to create a sentence.
I agree more.
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6. Question
Match the elements to create phrases for agreeing or disagreeing.
Sort elements
- disagree.
- with you there.
- the same.
- too.
- agree more.
- I completely
- I agree
- I think
- I think so
- I couldn't
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7. Question
Match the elements to create conversations.
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- Me neither.
- I hear what you're saying but I don't think it will translate well to an international market.
- Yes, I think that's a great idea.
- I think so too.
- I don't think that's a good idea.
- What do you think of that idea?
- Do you agree?
- I think Tony will love that new restaurant.
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8. Question
Put the elements in the correct order to make a disagreeing statement.
- we're
- on
- page
- I
- here
- think
- same
- don't
- the
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9. Question
Put the elements in the correct order to make a disagreeing statement.
- a
- but
- point
- I
- disagree
- you
- have
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10. Question
Put the words in the correct order to create an agreeing statement.
- it's
- a
- agree
- idea!
- brilliant
- I
- couldn't
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