The technique that reminds you that you should (1) tell people what you're going to tell them, (2) tell them and (3) tell them what you've told them is:

• TRACT

• DIY

• ABC

• Q&A

I'm going to _____ you in _____ on the new project.

• fill - on

• bring - on

• take - at

• brief - at

To "outline" does NOT mean:

• to draft

• to summarise

• to give an overview

• to emphasise

In today's talk, I'd like to talk you _______ the process of starting your own business.

• through

• over

• in

• about

My colleague and I would also like to _________ on the concerns that have arisen regarding our privacy policy.

• highlight

• discuss

• complain

• report

"We will discuss in more depth about the figures you can see up on the screen". Which word do you have to remove from the sentence to make it correct?

• will

• on

• about

• up

Which one is incorrect? "Please take a brief look at this _____."

• diagram

• table

• graphic

• chart

To start _____, let's look at this picture.

• at

• on

• up

• off

Now, I'm going to hand ______ to my colleague.

• over

• on

• thorugh

• in

I'll _______ with this later on.

• tackle

• look

• run

• deal