Used To / Would / Be Used To - Business English
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- Before the merger, our company (operate) as a small family business.
- I am not (work) such long hours in this new role.
- Every Monday morning, the manager (hold) a brief team meeting.
- She (not / use) a laptop when she first started her career.
- Are you (deal) with difficult clients on a regular basis?
- We (send) physical letters instead of emails ten years ago.
- During the negotiations, he (always / check) the contract details very carefully.
- The new intern is slowly getting (use) the company software.
- They (have) a much larger office in the city center.
- Whenever we had a budget crisis, the CEO (call) an emergency session.
- I am finally (present) my findings to the board of directors.
- My predecessor (be) much more strict about deadlines.
- In the past, we (travel) to London every month for sales calls.
- He isn't quite (manage) a team of twenty people yet.
- We (not / use) such advanced CRM systems in the nineties.
- Every time a project finished, the team (celebrate) with a lunch.
- Are they (work) in a high-pressure environment?
- The marketing department (focus) primarily on print media.
- She (always / arrive) early to prepare for her presentations.
- I am not (receive) so many notifications on my phone.
- The startup (not / have) any official investors.
- During the summer months, the office (be) much quieter.
- He is getting (use) the new reporting format.
- We (use) a different supplier for our stationery.
- When I was a trainee, my mentor (give) me helpful feedback every day.
