Which verb is closest in meaning to “derail” in: “A data breach could derail the product launch”?о дяку, accelerate, obstruct, document, delegate, Which sentence is grammatically correct?, A sizable number of marketers is worried about AI., The sizable number of marketers are worried about AI., A sizable number of marketers are worried about AI., Sizable number of marketers worried about AI., To “future-proof” a marketing team means to…, train it so that it stays effective when conditions change, hire only specialists in one tool, freeze its budget for five years, predict exactly what will happen next year, Only one sentence uses “ongoing” correctly. Which one?, The ongoing campaign ended in 2019., She is an ongoing student who graduated last year., The ongoing results were published yesterday., We are still reviewing the ongoing negotiations, which began in May., In the BBC StoryWorks study, serious emotions (puzzlement, fear, sadness) were linked to…, a lower level of ad awareness, a deeper subconscious relationship with the brand, fewer social media referrals, a drop in brand image, Which sentence is correct?, Consumers wish to be associated with brands they admire., Consumers wish to associate to brands they admire., Consumers wish to be associated to brands they admire., Consumers wish associating with brands they admire., According to the study, happiness and surprise…, deepen subconscious fear, reduce recommendation, influence purchase decisions, brand image and consideration, matter only for infographics, Goods made overseas to a standard approved by a store, and sold under the store’s own name, are sold under the store’s own…, model, make, brand X, label, After the scandal, the product’s reputation was tarnished by adverse publicity. This is called…, brand contamination, brand loyalty, cross-promotion, off-brand, What is a “promotor” in the Lexical Clinic?, someone who organises a concert, the main supervisor of a doctoral student at some European universities, a student who moves up a class, a sports team that moves up a division, A “cash cow” is…, a loss-making new launch, a product sold only at farms, a product that steadily funds a company’s other activities, a discontinued brand, “To plug a product” means…, to stop its sales, to copy it, to repair it, to advertise it by talking about it a lot, Retailers depend on ______ to bring customers into the shop., foot traffic, bang for the buck, a cash cow, brand X, Which sentence uses “bang for the buck” correctly?, She banged for the buck on the door., This tablet gives you the best bang for the buck., The ad was a bang for the buck of noise., He is a bang for the buck at pricing., ______ a large account, the junior manager was promoted at once., Having plugged, Being pulled, Having landed, To have banged, In which sentence does “pull in” mean “arrest”?, The sale pulled in 5,000 new customers., The film pulled in £2 million on opening day., The bus pulled in at the stop., The police pulled the hacker in for questioning., After the backlash, the brand pulled ______ from the campaign., back, down, over, in, He ______ be a brand ambassador for Nike. He has never worn anything but Adidas., mustn't, can't, needn't, shouldn't, Sales may fall next quarter, so we ______ cut the budget now., would better, must better, had better, ought better, “It wasn’t necessary, but we printed 5,000 leaflets.” Which sentence has the same meaning?, We mustn’t have printed 5,000 leaflets., We can’t have printed 5,000 leaflets., We shouldn’t printed 5,000 leaflets., We needn’t have printed 5,000 leaflets., “I’m sure the intern forgot the attachment.”, The intern must have forgotten the attachment., The intern must forgot the attachment., The intern can have forgotten the attachment., D), Which sentence expresses criticism of a past action?, You must have checked the figures., You should have checked the figures., You can’t have checked the figures., You needn’t have checked the figures., Which sentence is correct?, Walking down the street, a billboard caught my eye., Walked down the street, I noticed a billboard., Walking down the street, I noticed a billboard., Having walked, a billboard caught my eye., “Because she hadn’t read the contract, she signed it.” Which participle clause is correct?, Having not been reading the contract, she signed it., Not reading having the contract, she signed it., Having the contract not read, she signed it., Not having read the contract, she signed it., “If it is used wisely, AI can save hours of routine work.” Which version is correct?, Used wisely, AI can save hours of routine work., Using wisely, AI can save hours of routine work., Having using wisely, AI can save hours of routine work., To use wisely, AI can save hours of routine work.

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