Basic Business English

Which ones are PERSONAL pronouns?

• My, mine, our

• You, he, she

• Yourself, himself, herself

• je, tu, il

When do you use the SIMPLE PRESENT? (Select 2)

• For something that is permanent.

• For something that is temporary

• For something that is routine.

• For something that is happening right now.

Which sentence is written correctly in the PRESENT CONTINUOUS FORM?

• I go to school.

• I am studying Business Management.

• I studying Business Management.

• I study Business Management.

What is the best definition of AGENDA?

• A calendar that shows every meeting in the year.

• Something that is secret until the meeting.

• A list of things that need to be done in a meeting.

• A book that you can buy at any shop.

What is the best definition of EQUITY?

• The money in your pocket.

• The money value of your family.

• The money value of your phone.

• The money value of a property or asset.

Which sentence is written correctly in the SIMPLE PRESENT form?

• I am working on the sixth floor.

• I work in a team of six.

• I working with six people.

• I travaille in a team.

Which sentence is written correctly in the SIMPLE and CONTINUOUS form?

• I am being a college student, and I studying English.

• I am a college student, and I study English.

• I am a college student, and I am currently studying English.

• I am a college etudiant, and I studying anglais.

When do we use the present CONTINUOUS? (Select 2)

• When something is permanent.

• When something is temporary.

• When something is a routine.

• When something is happening right now.

What is the best definition of HR (Human Resources)?

• A department that handles the affairs of the managers and CEO.

• A department that likes to give everyone a headache.

• A department that has disappeared because of COVID.

• A department that recruits employees and handles their affairs.

What does it mean "to get the ball rolling"?

• To start playing basketball.

• To start rolling some meatball.

• To get a project, plan, or meeting started.

• To start a new job.