Advanced "Make" & "Take" Collocations
Refine your Business English communication using advanced ‘make’ and ‘take’ collocations, from making a profit to taking responsibility in workplace contexts.
Vocabulary Review(7 terms)
Exercise 1 — Multiple Choice
To successfully finalize terms of a business agreement means to:
Scheduling a formal meeting is best described by the phrase:
Earning financial gains beyond costs incurred refers to:
When you publicly express a strong opinion, you:
If someone accepts accountability, they:
Deciding to risk something for potential benefit is called:
Allocating money in expectation of future returns refers to:
'They finally _____ with their biggest client after weeks of talks.'
When you schedule time to discuss something formally, you:
If a business achieves earnings greater than expenses, it has:
Publicly supporting an ethical issue demonstrates that you:
Accepting the blame for a failed project means you:
Putting money into staff training hoping it boosts productivity is to:
Risking your money on a new startup describes the action to:
'It's important to _____ for ethical business practices.'
A manager admitting mistakes publicly chooses to:
'We decided to _____ by investing in cutting-edge technology.'
A business finally achieving positive financial results will:
Scheduling to meet with investors formally would be to:
Choosing to publicly voice strong company values means you: