Verb Patterns - Business English
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- The CEO suggested (postpone) the annual general meeting until next month.
- We really need to avoid (waste) any more time on this minor issue.
- Mr. Henderson promised (send) the updated contract by the end of the day.
- I don't mind (work) late if it helps us meet the deadline.
- The marketing team managed (increase) our social media engagement significantly.
- She refused (accept) the terms of the new merger agreement.
- They decided (invest) more capital into research and development.
- Do you intend (hire) more staff for the upcoming project?
- The manager keeps (interrupt) me during my presentations.
- We should consider (outsource) our IT support to save costs.
- He offered (help) us with the quarterly financial report.
- I can't afford (buy) the new software subscription this year.
- The client expects (receive) a detailed proposal by Friday.
- Please remember (attach) the file to your email before sending it.
- She forgot (call) the client back after the meeting ended.
- The board members discussed (expand) our operations into Asia.
- I really enjoy (collaborate) with such a talented team.
- They failed (reach) a consensus during the negotiation.
- We plan (launch) the new product line in September.
- The accountant recommended (review) the budget one more time.
- He seems (be) very satisfied with the recent sales figures.
- I hope (see) you at the networking event next week.
- The company denies (leak) any confidential information to the press.
- You should practice (deliver) your pitch before the big meeting.
- They agreed (sign) the non-disclosure agreement immediately.