Adjectives - Business English
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- The new project is very (interest).
- I am (excite) about our meeting tomorrow.
- This quarterly report is quite (long).
- The client was (disappoint) with the results.
- Our office is very (modern).
- She is a very (skill) manager.
- The presentation was (bore), so I fell asleep.
- We need to find a (cheap) supplier.
- The deadline is very (close).
- He is an (ambition) employee.
- The negotiation was very (difficult).
- They are (happy) with the new contract.
- This email is very (short).
- The meeting room is (large).
- Our team is very (strong).
- The feedback from the boss was (positive).
- That is a (good) idea for the marketing campaign.
- The coffee in the breakroom is (hot).
- Mr. Smith is a (busy) man.
- The instructions are very (clear).
- We had a (success) launch yesterday.
- The budget is too (small) for this project.
- She gave a (profession) presentation.
- The new software is (use) for our team.
- The clients are very (patient).
