Question 1
The recruiter gave every candidate a _____ outline of the selection process.
Options: detailedly, in detail, detailed
Choose the adjective, adverb, intensifier, or adjective-preposition combination that best completes each workplace sentence. One sentence has two blanks.
Practice 2 of 6
Question 1
The recruiter gave every candidate a _____ outline of the selection process.
Options: detailedly, in detail, detailed
Question 2
During the briefing, Maya summarised the quarterly figures _____.
Options: concisely, concise, concision
Question 3
The revised proposal sounds _____ now that the financial assumptions have been explained.
Options: convincingly, conviction, convincing
Question 4
When the analyst ignored her question, the director looked _____ at him across the table.
Options: pointed, pointedly, point
Question 5
_____, I do not think the current deadline is realistic.
Options: Honesty, Honest, Honestly
Question 6
The committee has _____ reviewed every application before drawing up the shortlist.
Options: thoroughly, thorough, thoroughness
Question 7
After the final security check, the platform is _____ ready for launch.
Options: definite, definition, definitely
Question 8
Nadia is capable _____ leading negotiations with our international partners.
Options: to, of, for
Question 9
As project owner, Luis is responsible _____ keeping the client informed.
Options: on, of, for
Question 10
Several graduates are interested _____ working for organisations with a clear social purpose.
Options: in, at, for
Question 11
After three intense weeks preparing the product launch, the entire team was _____; several people fell asleep on the train home.
Options: exhaustion, absolutely exhausted, exhaustedly
Question 12
Although the technical briefing was _____, it was manageable and the new staff understood the main procedure.
Options: quite difficulty, absolutely impossible, quite difficult
Question 13
The founders made an enormous effort: they worked _____ to win the contract, but they _____ slept during the final week of negotiations.
Options: hardly, hard, hardness, late
Question 14
Our manager has seemed unusually quiet _____; she may be worried about the merger.
Options: lately, late, lateness
Practise Modern Work Life & Career Choices with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 14 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Modern Work Life & Career Choices in everyday English.
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