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Grammar check 2

1 Complete this description of a recruitment agency 3 Complete the sentences in A with a word from B.
with the correct form of the verbs in the list. Use
the present simple or present continuous.
A
work be look have use 1 I need a for the bus.
2 There isn’t any in my account.
My recruitment agency 1 twenty
3 How many are there to the pound?
offices, and over two hundred different companies
4 He doesn’t have much .
2 our services. This morning, I
5 I only have a few left.
3 for someone to work in an office
as a receptionist. It 4 difficult B
because many of the best receptionists money
5 . dollars
euro
2 Read these details from a CV. Complete the
sentences about Max with the correct form of the
verb in brackets.
4 Complete these sentences with the correct form of
Name: Max Juglet the verb in brackets. Use the past simple or the
present perfect.
Date of birth: 2nd April, 1971
Education: University of Lancaster, 1 The company (move) in 1995.
1989–1992
2 It (be) in its current offices for
Employment History: Eltec International ten years.
1994 – present
3 I (own) the company since
Travel: South America, South East 2001.
Asia 1992–3
4 I (manage) the company before
I finally bought it.
1 Max (be) born in 1971. 5 How much (you buy) it for in
2 He (start) university in 1989. 2001?

3 He (leave) three years later.


5 Underline the correct word in italics.
Complete these questions about Max.
‘I’m delighted to be here to tell you about our
4 What after university? 1 recentest / most recent design in washing

He travelled in South America and South East machines. So what makes it so 2 best / good?
Asia. Well, it’s more economical 3 that / than our
4 earlier / more early models. There are

5 When back from South 5 less / fewer controls, so it’s 6 easiest / easier

America? to use. And lastly, it’s not as noisy 7 than / as


He came back from South America in 1993. many other models.’

6 When Eltec International?


He joined the company in 1994.

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6 Complete these sentences with the correct form of 9 Replace the words in italics with a phrase from the
the verb in brackets. Use will or going to. list, so that the two sentences mean the same.
don’t have to mustn’t
1 I ordered 300 and they haven’t arrived yet. I
must can’t can
(give) the supplier a call.
1 I’m not allowed to leave until I have a deal.
2 We’ve come to a decision about our Paris
branch. We (close) it down. I leave until I have a deal.
2 He’s able to offer them something extra.
3 I’m retiring next year. Perhaps I
(take) a cruise round the He offer them something
extra.
world.
3 I’m unable to answer your question.
4 The plane has been delayed due to the weather.
I answer your question.
We (miss) our connection
in Boston. 4 It’s not necessary for you to finish the report.
You finish the report.
7 Re-order these words to make a question. 5 It’s necessary for you to arrive on time.
You arrive on time.
1 What / produce / your / does / company
?
10 Rewrite these sentences in the active or the
2 Which / are / working / department / in / they passive.
?
3 How / people / many / you / do / employ 1 The room is booked for the meeting.

? The secretary

4 It’s / large / company / a / it / isn’t for the meeting.

? 2 The agenda is distributed to all participants.

5 Does / reputation / it / good / have / a The secretary

? to all participants.

6 What / currently / project / developing / are / you 3 The chairperson summarizes the items for

? discussion.
The items for discussion
8 Complete these sentences with the correct form of .
the verb in brackets 4 The group agree a list of action points.
1 If I see him, I (tell) him to A list of action points
call you. .
2 They would recruit more staff if they 5 The date of the next meeting is set.
(think) it was necessary.
The chairperson
3 If we (hold) the conference
in Spain, it’ll be cheaper. .

4 I (not go) if I were you.


5 How much (it / cost) if we
went by plane?

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