My business cards (4)……. (print) and will be ready in a week or so. this week i’m busy decorating the office, and i (5)…….. (should/finish) by the end of the month. i know that soon i’ll have to advertise in the local press, and perhaps you could advise me on this matter. finally, i’d like some help planning my staffing needs – extra staff (6) …….. (might/need) over the christmas period. 2. complete the sentences with make, door have. you may have to change the form. 1. what are you (7)………………. at the weekend? 2. i’m (8)………………… serious doubts about the whole thing. 3. ok, shall we (9)………………….. a start? 4. could you (10)…………………… me a favor? 5. can i (11)……………………a suggestion? why don’t we (12)………….. a meeting to discuss what to (13)………………. 6. i think we need to (14)………………… more tests before we (15)………………….a final decision. 7. the company (16)………………….. a lot of money last year, but this year we’re not (17)…………………. so well. we might even have to (18)……………………some people redundant. 8. it (19)…… me really mad when people can’t (20)…………………their jobs properly. i’m (21)………………………………difficulty in (22)………………………. any plans when the situation is so confusing.

My business cards (4) (is being printed) and will be ready in a week or so. This week I’m busy decorating the office, and I (5) (should have finished) by the end of the month. I know that soon I’ll have to advertise in the local press, and perhaps you could advise me on this matter.
Finally, I’d like some help planning my staffing needs – extra staff (6) (might be needed) over the Christmas period.
1. What are you (7) doing at the weekend?
2. I’m (8) having serious doubts about the whole thing.
3. OK, shall we (9) make a start?
4. Could you (10) do me a favor?
5. Can I (11) make a suggestion? Why don’t we (12) have a meeting to discuss what to (13) do.
6. I think we need to (14) do more tests before we (15) make a final decision.
7. The company (16) made. a lot of money last year, but this year we’re not (17) doing so well. We might even have to (18) make some people redundant.
8. It (19) makes me really mad when people can’t (20) do their jobs properly. I’m (21) having difficulty in (22) making any plans when the situation is so confusing.

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2. We prefer the Palm Beach though it is from the center. c) the farthest 
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5. This computer is advanced than the old model.  d) far more 
6. They talked about developments in agriculture. c) the latest 
7. The situation is now and there isn't an easy solution.  c) much more complicated 
8. People stay indoors during the part of the day.  d) hottest

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