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Question1
What feelings did Susan have during her meeting with the new CEO of Bartlet Automotive? Choose all the correct options.
Question 2
If we are polite and diplomatic, we can find compromises and reach agreements without risking losing clients.
Question 3
Match the beginnings with the correct endings of these sentences:
We are not completely
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We are
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Question 4
Which of the two options in question 3 is the most diplomatic?
a. ‘We are dissatisfied with this arrangement.’
b. ‘We are not completely satisfied with this arrangement.’
Question 5
Match the strategies used in ‘We are not completely satisfied with this arrangement’ with the resulting effects.
'We'
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'not completely satisfied'
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Question 6
Match the beginnings with the correct endings of these sentences:
You don't really
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I'm afraid that we would
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Question 7
Which of the two options in question 6 is the most diplomatic?
Option A – You don’t really expect us to comply with this?!
Option B – I’m afraid that we would find this somewhat difficult to comply with.
Question 8
Match the strategies used in ‘I’m afraid that we would find this somewhat difficult to comply with’ with the resulting effects.
I'm afraid
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Somewhat
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Question 9 – Complete the below sentence:
We understood that we be able to make payments by installments.
Questions 10
Would + infinitive draws upon 2nd conditional strategies to make a statement sound more hypothetical and, therefore, more open to negotiations.