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Complete with my / your / his / her / our / their, or with 's where appropriate.
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Choose the correct form.
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Read the answer. Choose the question word that produced it.
Answer: 'She's the operations lead — she keeps the whole project on track.'
Answer: 'On paper, I'm a shop assistant. In practice I run the Instagram too.'
Answer: 'Their HQ is in Frankfurt, but the team is mostly remote.'
Answer: 'She's been with us for about six years now.'
Answer: 'That's Sofia — she's our new manager.'
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Each sentence has ONE mistake. Rewrite it correctly.
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You'll hear the manager describe her team in a short voice message. Listen carefully — some information is stated directly, some is only implied.
Lucia (Sofia, manager):Hey — quick voice note. So, this is my team: four of them, plus me. Alberto's our founder — he officially stepped back last year, but in practice he's still running the ovens every afternoon. Marta is our shop assistant on paper, but she's basically the face of the bakery — she's 24, remembers every regular's name, and runs the Instagram that brings in most of our new clients. João is our second baker — he starts at 4am, so by the time we arrive he's already exhausted but calm. His sourdough is why two restaurants signed with us last quarter. And Ana is our part-time driver — a student, three mornings a week. She's never once been late, which, if you know Lisbon traffic, is almost supernatural. As for me — first month, still learning the rhythm and the recipes. But so far, so good.
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Write 60–80 words. Introduce THREE people from your team (real or imaginary). For each person: role + ONE professional detail + ONE human detail. Use possessive adjectives, and include at least ONE linker (although / but / so / because).
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Answer in 3–4 full sentences each. There's no single correct answer.
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