Evaluating Business Proposals: Business English Adjectives (B2/C1)

1. Business English adjectives in context: Choose the correct option

2. Key collocations

3. Listening and pronunciation practice

4. Speaking practice with sample answers and audio

5. Lesson materials: Downloadable PDF

You’re reviewing a proposal with your team, and the cost seems too high. How do you explain your concern so your colleagues understand your recommendation?

This B2–C1 practice focuses on business English adjectives for evaluating business proposals.

Business English Adjectives in Context

Choose the correct option

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. Then listen to the full response and check the meaning.

1. The marketing director of an online furniture store is discussing website sales with her team:

Listen to the situation

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Well, we know some of our customers get as far as the payment page but leave without buying. The question is, what’s stopping them? We need actionable / incremental recommendations on what to change. So my point is, before we spend more money on ads, let’s find out why we’re losing customers at checkout.

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