امتحان محوسب في المفردات والتحدث – الوحدة 3 – LESSON 1A (Student’s Book 26 & 27) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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Extremely cheap:

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Specially made for a particular person

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A new business that is risky:

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Extended or expanded on the work normally done:

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The estimated price that will be charged for a service:

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Buildings such as houses, offices, factories:

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Making a new product available to be sold:

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Good value for money:

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The amount that something costs:

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The feature that makes a product different from and better than anything else:

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The amount of business a company does in a set period of time:

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An idea for a business:

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They’re giving away free toys with children’s meals as a part of a sales ................ .

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Planes are expensive to design and make, so require a lot of upfront ................ .

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My friend has just established a new start-................ which uses AI to help businesses.

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I wasn’t planning on getting a new shirt today, it was a bit of an impulse ................ .

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So, what gave you the idea to start the business?

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It seemed like it might be a good market to get involved with.

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It was too good an opportunity to fail to take advantage of.

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We often get new customers to commit on the spot.

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We’d been gradually increasing customer loyalty in that area.

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Eventually, we did manage to persuade them.

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We had to considerably reduce the price.