“ Phew! The deadline was yesterday
at 2 p.m. We submitted our
quotation at 1.50 p.m. — we got in
just under the wire.”What does the speaker mean?“ Can we test the device?
You know I don’t want to buy
a pig in a poke again.”“ Let’s practice/practise some
of the new vocabulary now.”Grammar Grammar“ Leave/Let it to her. She knows
how to deal with unsatisfied
customers.”Word choice Word choiceBusiness Spotlight 2/20Business talk Business Spotlight^ 2/20 Business talkTranslation TranslationBusiness Spotlight 2/20Business Spotlight 2/20Business Spotlight 2/20 Business Spotlight 2/20“ There’s no need for you to boil
the ocean. Our intern could help
you with the slides for all the
presentations tomorrow.”Business Spotlight 2/20Business Spotlight 2/20Mach dir keine Sorgen. Kommt Zeit,
kommt Rat.by Hildegard Rudolph“ I assume(,) that packaging
and shipping are included in
the price.”What does the speaker mean?“ Mark(,) who I met at university(,)
now works for a company(,)
which produces solar panels.”LANGUAGE
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Do you need the commas in this sentence? Do you need the comma in this sentence?Translate these sentences into English. Translate these sentences into German.Which of the words in bold is correct? Which of the two words is correct?