ne problems, but he brings me solutions. ‘Margaret Thatcher, British Prime Minister 1979-1990 ‘4 The train isn't on time. 5, 'mnot ready for the meeting. 4) | think theyte Last. <——~pe) It's delayed by 15 minutes. © 1: Listen to five telephone calls. Identify the product and the problem. Problem instructions missing * lost /Ahe vemee Grtro® TE Broken, Sot wor a book al This eel Cart delivev 5 Srinkinay waoder Tyg side g dwlayed @ Work in pairs. Make a list of three other problems businesspeople ‘sometimes have. unboker Oo Complete the Sentences below: Use the adjectives from the box. Adjectives beautiful broken clean fast vely helpful high, incorrect 41 Our employees enjoy having. 2 The new sales assistant got a(n) 3 Marketing executives 85 itn) ‘4 My colleagues are usually very ..\a 2.1 5 We want a(n) ..S 6 Your office has got ain) 7. Their old printers . > - hours. t.... promotion. . salary at that company. ful and well furnished apartment. ~~ ovag)b/ do wl. view! 2, $0 they want a new one. 8 This invoice is .l please can you send a new one? yy WMO nto PromPablo Quinch aw 0. @ Look at these sentences. The bed is too hard. It isn't soft enough. The seats aren’t wide enough. They're too narrow. Make sentences. Use too or enough and adjectives from Exercise B. 4 The report doesn’t give much information. (too / enough) {t's 00 short. / It isn’t Jong enough. i Se edo Weved esos relates 2 Ican’t carry these suitcases. (too) 70 pus® | 3 [can't meet you at 6 o'clock in the morning. (too) 14 (don't want this cari Its top speed is only 200 kilometres per hour. BA (too / enough) reper 5 Don't take any visitors to those areas late at night. (too / enough) 6 That camera doesn’t fit in my pocket. (too / enough) 7 \can’t get this car into the garage. (too) 8 Our trucks can't go under that bridge. (too / enough) © Work in pairs. Tell each other about some of the problems you have where you work or study hy a f M s too small