Talking numbers and prices — Workbook

Complete each sentence with ONE word or phrase from the box.

Complete each sentence with 'too' or 'enough'.

1. Printer B is cheap ___ over one year, despite the initial cost.Show answer
2. Their offer is ___ expensive; it's 20% over our budget.Show answer
3. We don't have ___ time to wait 6 weeks for delivery.Show answer
4. The markup is ___ high; customers won't pay that price.Show answer
5. The 5-year warranty is good ___ for us to sign the deal.Show answer
6. This model is ___ heavy to carry to every meeting.Show answer

Choose the correct way to say each number.

Each sentence has ONE mistake with degree or probability.

1. The report is enough detailed for the board.Show answer
2. It might to be cheaper if we wait for the sale.Show answer
3. The lead time is too much long for us.Show answer
4. We don't have budget enough for this year.Show answer

Two managers evaluate a new software quote. Notice how they use too, enough and might/could.

1. Is the software fast enough for the team?Show answer
2. What is the problem with the price?Show answer
3. What is their final decision?Show answer

Write a 5-line email to your boss evaluating ONE current cost (e.g. a tool, a supplier, or a process). Use 'too', 'enough' and 'might' or 'could'. Max 80 words.

Look back at the Herdade dos Sabores case. Answer briefly, in your own words.

1. Which supplier would YOU choose for the BioMarkt trial? Explain in 2 sentences.Show answer
2. What is the biggest risk of choosing the cheapest supplier (BohemiaGlass)?Show answer