Infinitives of purpose are used to....

• explain "why?" and "what for?" of an action

• express an action of the past

• express an action in progress

Our vision is ______________ the number one provider of office supplies.

• become

• becoming

• becomes

• to become

We aim to ____ the number one cleaning service provider for financial institutions.

• to be

• be

• being

• is

We envision __________ leaders in the distribution of energy drinks in the regional market.

• is to be

• be

• is

• to be

The meaning of the idiom "Get a business off the ground"

• Something that is unlikely to succeed or happen

• To start a new business or project

• To contribute something of value to a discussion, negotiation, or project

The meaning of the idiom "Learning the ropes"

• To become familiar with the way things work in a new situation or job.

• To do more than what is expected or required in a situation

• To contribute something of value to a discussion, negotiation, or project

The meaning of the idiom "A win-win situation"

• To become familiar with the way things work in a new situation or job.

• The process of learning how to do something new and the time it takes to become proficient.

• A situation in which all parties benefit or gain something.

The meaning of the idiom "Go the extra mile"

• To start working on something in a focused and serious way.

• To do more than what is expected or required in a situation

• To push your luck too far or ask for too much in a negotiation or situation.

The meaning of the idiom "Get down to brass tacks"

• To start working on something in a focused and serious way.

• To push your luck too far or ask for too much in a negotiation or situation.

• To focus on the essential details and important aspects of a situation

The meaning of the idiom "The bottom line"

• To start working on something in a focused and serious way.

•  An approximate or rough idea or guess of a number.

• The final result or conclusion of a situation, usually related to money or profits