Choose the best words for each gap.

1. In a press release today, Susan Jones has announced that she will be - ? - jumping down stepping down limping down falling down as head of Macroni Inc.
2. We're going to - ? - put about team up set together work around with another company on this new design.
3. I - ? - didn't worry wouldn't worry will not worry not to worry about the competition if I were you.
4. I'm not sure if they will be able - ? - to recover recover for recover recovering from such a bad quarter.
5. We need to get their - ? - signing sign signature autograph on the contract as soon as possible.

1. I - ? - have been meaning have intending have trying have had planned to talk to you about the project you're working on.
2. The bank is trying to sell 20% of its high-street - ? - logs branches twigs trunks .
3. We - ? - signed away signed off signed through signed in on the agreement last week.
4. If they had contacted me sooner, I could have - ? - set about set for set up set on a meeting.
5. I - ? - hadn't realised hadn't been realising wasn't realising the sales figures were so bad this quarter.
6. We're currently - ? - rowing snapping negotiating arguing the renewal of the contract.

Choose the best words for each gap.

1. I - ? - would rather we would prefer us would prefer to rather talked about that after the meeting.
2. We - ? - brought her in brought her up brought her through brought her under to help us with the new advertising campaign.
3. A written offer to contract goods or services at a specified cost or rate is called - ? - a sore a frail a tender a bruise .
4. Maybe you should try a different - ? - diversion sign flyover approach this time.
5. Putting Harry in charge has had a - ? - good smash fine crash positive impact hit up on the growth of our product line.

Choose the best words for each gap.

1. When did Harry start working here?
   - He was - ? - raised taken on put up fixed last month.
2. In many offices, employees work in little areas called - ? - icicles cubicles cuticles .
3. To reduce or make a reduction in the level of activity, extent, numbers, etc. is to - ? - scale up scale in scale back scale under .
4. I went on a - ? - business trip work travel business travel last week, so I wasn't in the office.
5. As a guest at the company, we're going to ask you to wear this name - ? - patch tag label during your visit to our offices.