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Unit Test 3

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Name_______________________________________ Class______________________________

Unit test 3
Answer all the questions. There is one mark per question.
LANGUAGE REVIEW
1 Complete the sentences with a verb and particle(s) from each box.
call/go(x2)/turn/build over/on with/ up(x2)
check/get/work /let/set off/down/in/round/out/on

1 I’ve just got to __________ at the hotel. Then I’ll call you to make
arrangements for the meeting.
2 Have you __________ the meeting with their Chief Buyer yet? We need to see
him as soon as possible.
3 I __________ my new boss much better. She’s great to work for.
4 We’ll have to __________ the meeting as some people can’t come
5 I’m really sorry I didn’t get that order. I feel that I’ve __________you
__________.
6 A lot of informal meetings __________ in our organisation.
7 The project was not on schedule until the new manager took over. He managed to
__________it__________ in four weeks.
8 It’s important to __________ a good relationship with your clients.
9 I don’t like it when people __________ my head straight to the boss. It makes me
look bad.
10 He wasn’t sure if the new job would __________, but it did and he’s very
happy there.

VOCABULARY
2 Choose the correct verb in each sentence.
11 We’ve just signed the contract and now we’re going to have dinner together to
cement/sour our new business relationship.
12 We need to develop/restore our reputation after the disastrous publicity last month.
13 Talks with the workers have resumed/restored this morning after the 3-day strike.
14 I’ve been promising/cultivating relations with the purchasing manager of EXO inc for
several months in the hope that he will give us a big order.
15 The strike severely disrupted/fostered the flow of orders leaving the factory last
week.

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16 Poor service seriously maintains/undermines our customer relations so we must give
all our staff regular training.
17 After the manager lost his temper with his staff, relations soured/severed considerably
and now nobody has any respect for him at all.
18 Your actions have jeopardised/established the whole project. It may have to be
closed down now.
19 The open-door policy resumes/promotes good communication between all staff
members.
20 We’ve severed/cemented all ties with that company. We simply cannot work with
them any more.

SKILLS
3 Match the sentence halves.
21 I was given ____
22 Haven’t we ____
23 Have you got ____
24 She mentioned ____
25 Can I mention your ____
26 We’ve got something ____
27 I think we ____
28 Why don’t you ____
29 Are you in ____
30 Can I suggest ____

a) meeting at the office?


b) met somewhere before?
c) give him a call?
d) his contact details by any chance?
e) in common.
f) your name by Pietr Gorkov.
g) you might be able to help me.
h) R&D or sales?
i) met some time ago.
j) name when I call him?

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