Managing projects: Business English A1

2 A1 Business exercises on “Managing projects”, with answers. Complete each task and check it straight away. Free, no account needed.

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LevelA1 Beginner
Exercises2
Gaps7
Topic2 of 8

Before you start. 2 exercises · 4 audio tracks · 4:20. Play each track, then do the tasks.

Exercise 1. Listen to the first part of a training session at Cortadino Cars. Complete the database file.

Audio · 7 gaps
Audio 1
  • Model name: Cortadino (1) 2
  • Model type (standard/custom): (2)
  • In stock? (✓/✗): (3)
  • Manufacturing: (4) working days
  • Shipping: (5) weeks
  • Inspection: (6) working days
  • Lead time: (7) weeks
  • B. Listen to the second part of the training session. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?
  • Audio 2
  • 1
    The N20 is in stock.
  • 2
    There are fifty models in the Liège factory.
  • 3
    Cortadino Cars need five to six working days to ship the car from Liège.
  • 4
    Final inspection takes three to four working days.
  • 5
    The lead time is six to eight working days.

Exercise 2. Listen and choose the correct sentence to complete the feedback.

Audio
Audio 1
  • Feedback 1
  • a ... this means that we can make a new product.
  • b ... in future, ask for a higher price.
  • c ... the result is that we can hire a new employee.
  • Feedback 2
  • a ... the result is that we can make the product in Mexico.
  • b ... in future, negotiate with suppliers.
  • c ... try to invite more people.
  • Feedback 3
  • a ... try to invite more people.
  • b ... remember to review expenses every month.
  • c ... the result is that we can hire a new employee.
  • B. Listen and check your answers.
  • Audio 2

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Listen to a recording and type it, one sentence at a time

How to Practice

  1. 1Read each question carefully
  2. 2Write your answer or select the correct option
  3. 3Click “Check answers” to mark your gaps, or “Show answers” to see the answer key
  4. 4Review any mistakes and try similar exercises
  5. 5Move to the next exercise when ready