Unit 7 Englab

1 We need some forward now to anticipate possible problems in the next five years.
2 Do you think that the problem in that market could a threat to our sales?
3 The company took preventive when they realised the potential problems facing them.
4 The building a lot of damage during the fire last week.
5 We have the environmental risk of this project.
6 We are going to test the to this problem to ensure we are getting the results we need.
7 Our problems are reflected on the market as the value of our shares has gone down.
8 The company prevented a by finding a new partner who was able to turn the business
around.
Across
4 If there is a danger to you, you … at risk.
6 Something that may be dangerous is a … risk.
7 You take precautionary measures to … the risk.
Down
1 To do something although you know you might fail is to … a risk.
2 To limit a risk as much as possible is to … the risk.
3 A carefully worked out, or analysed, risk is a … risk.
5 A very serious risk is a … risk.
Complete the words in the text. The first letter of each word is given.
While completing a risk analysis
for the trade fair venue, we discovered that there were several areas which could be
dangerous for staff and visitors to the trade fair once the equipment was set up. We
therefore assessed all the h in order to m these risks and p potential disasters.
We have changed some of the layout of the equipment and HR have organised specific
training for the staff attending the fair. We need to make sure that we don’t r the risk of
causing any accidents to visitors.
Match the sentences (1–8) with the type of conditional (a–d).

1 If he’d spoken to an advisor, he could have invested his money in a safer industry.
2 We wouldn’t have such good results if we didn’t take some risks.
3 If the shareholders hadn’t agreed to their proposals, the company wouldn’t be as
successful.
4 If it weren’t so difficult to raise funds, we’d have opened another branch by now.
5 Their shareholders would have been upset if they’d made further losses.
6 He might have his own business now if he’d taken a few more risks.
7 She wouldn’t have been promoted if she wasn’t such a great team leader.
8 If you attended the meetings you might understand the issues.
a Second conditional 2,
b Third conditional ,
c Mixed conditional (present consequence of past action) ,
d Mixed conditional (past consequence of present situation) ,
1 There wouldn’t
have been a financial crisis if the banks had cooperated.
2 If he Select an option some risks, he wouldn’t own such a unique company.
3 You could have gone to university if you Select an option your exams.
4 If you listened to his advice, you Select an option something.
5 We wouldn’t Select an option scientists if we weren’t keen on experiments.
6 If they Select an option more research, they wouldn’t have lost all their savings.
2 If we hadn’t employed the right people, we weren’t where we are today.
3 If house prices didn’t crash, there wouldn’t be a financial crisis.
4 We could only take on more risk if we would be promised higher returns.
5 If your organisation hadn’t become so popular on social media, it doesn’t have had such a
positive impact.
1 He would have won the Economics prize if he wasn’t so good at statistics.

He wouldn't have won the Economics prize if he wasn't
so good at statistics.
2 If we hadn’t employed the right people, we weren’t where we are today.
If we we are today.
3 If house prices didn’t crash, there wouldn’t be a financial crisis.
If house prices
a financial crisis.
4 We could only take on more risk if we would be promised higher returns.
We
higher returns.
5 If your organisation hadn’t become so popular on social media, it doesn’t have had such a
positive impact.
If your organisation
such a positive impact.
a commissioning different people to oversee different investments?
b investing in an asset that usually does well in uncertain markets?
c a way to balance out investments?
d investing in various assets to avoid potentially losing too much?
e preventing expensive borrowing?
Speaker 1
Gap 1
Gap 2
Gap 3
Speaker 2
Gap 4
Gap 5
Gap 6
Speaker 3
Gap 7
Gap 8
Gap 9
Speaker 4
Gap 10
Gap 11
Speaker 5
Gap 12
Gap 13
Gap 14
2B
Which statement best summarises the overall message of all the speakers?
Holding on to expensive investments is a proven key to success.
It’s important to find different ways to beat inflation in an uncertain economy.
Investors need to look at different ways to diversify their investments.
Government regulations and decisions can pose a threat to investments.
A: I think we need to be prepared

for
all eventualities.
B: I agree. The worst
scenario is that we lose the contract. And that’s a big deal.
A: It is. So, before the meeting we need to gather as much information as possible.
B: But that would be very
-consuming and expensive. The deadline’s too short.
A: Yes, but we need to
the unexpected. If we’re prepared for anything, that will
us more confidence.
B: That’s true, but if we know our business well enough, we’ll be able to deal with any
issues as they
.
A: Do you think I’m being ?
B: Possibly. You’re right, we do need to be aware of potential problems – that way we can
all bases, but just not in great detail.
A: OK. I hope you’re right.
1 There’s a medium level of

probability
that it will happen. But if it does, we’ll be prepared.
2 What Select an option would we use to analyse the risks we’re facing?
3 This will likely Select an option us a delay in manufacturing if we don’t do something now.
4 There’s Select an option need to deal with this issue as soon as possible.
5 From our analysis we have Select an option two main areas of risk.
6 I think that some of the problems may not be on our
Select an option
a Talking about risk analysis 2, 6
b Identifying risks
c Talking about probability and possible outcomes ,

d Deciding on action
Facts
1 Person(s)
2 time and location
3 Full of incident
4 and treatment
5
6 of incident
7
8 it in future
Natasha Bellini, one of our warehouse workers
was injured
(injure) at 9 a.m. this morning, while she
(lift) a very heavy box from a high shelf. She dropped the box on her foot and also
(hurt) her back. She
(check) by the company nurse who sent her to hospital.
Consequently, she
(not / be) able to work for at least two weeks. I
(just / fill) out the accident report, which you
(find) on the system. We need
(remind) staff about the health and safety rules and regulations, so please can we arrange
more regular training for them?
Many thanks,
Ben
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1 We need some forward now to anticipate possible problems in the next five years.

Match the sentences (1–8) with the type of conditional (a–d).

c Mixed conditional (present consequence of past action) ,

d Mixed conditional (past consequence of present situation) ,

1 He would have won the Economics prize if he wasn’t so good at statistics.

A: I think we need to be prepared

1 There’s a medium level of

a Talking about risk analysis 2, 6

c Talking about probability and possible outcomes ,

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