opening the negotiation

How can we _ into new markets?

• achieve

• decrease

• expand

• extent

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We _ to accept contracts providing a top-quality service.

• can

• should

• eager

• aim

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Shall we get _ to business?

• up

• off

• down

• over

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We have a _ client base.

• solid

• sold

• shy

• selling

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I suggest we start _ clarifying the situation.

• on

• by

• at

• in

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An important _ for us is to keep existing customers.

• concentration

• event

• cooperation

• consideration

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I'm looking__ seeing some of the sights.

• forward with

• forward to

• for

• up to

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I _ you had a good journey.

• suggest

• intend

• hope

• want

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This is to outline how the negtiation will proceed.

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This can break the ice and help non-native speakers get used to speaking English.

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