A. In these sentences underline the verb and then circle the subject.

1. I hear the company is going to open an office in Thailand.

2. Phone-answering skills are critical for businesses.

3. The great thing about my job is that it’s really diverse.

4. My colleagues are ready to listen to my suggestion.

5. We are expected to work longer hours than usual.

6. Born in Hungary, she came to the UK at 18 to study English.

7. My job is around the development and training of the managers in the store where I work.

8. Apart from professional qualifications, we’re also given plenty of internal training.

9. The working hours vary in our area: our busiest periods in the year are the end of the financial year.

10. I was originally attracted to this company in my final year at Cambridge.

B. In these sentences, underline each adjective and circle the noun it is describing.

1. Since we met in 1998, Rebecca and I have had beautiful ideas about escaping office life.

2. Starting up your own business means taking a massive risk.

3. Glasgow has a dynamic and exciting lifestyle.

4. All the trainees will work on their individual computer.

5. And then they offered me an evening checkout supervisor’s job which I took.

6. All the training you give is hand-on training, isn’t it?

7. We can offer you tailor-made courses adapted for your particular staff.

8. We are a small company from the Republic of Ireland.

9. A logo was a straightforward guarantee of quality and consistency.

C. Turn each of these words into an adjective by providing an appropriate suffix:

dust, corporation, fragrance, hour, intent, luxury, nonsense

D. First change these adjectives into adverbs. Then use each new adverb in a sentence:

safe, partial, lucky, main

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