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Match up the two halves |
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| 1. If you sell more than you did last year | |
| a) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| b) | I’ll buy you a new car. |
| c) | you’ll soon be on your way |
| d) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| 2. If you take my advice | |
| a) | Concorde is faster than a 747. |
| b) | I’ll buy two. |
| c) | you’ll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to. |
| d) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| 3. If he doesn’t accept our offer | |
| a) | we’ll have to withdraw. that’s the most we can afford to pay. |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| d) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| 4. If you give me a 10 % discount | |
| a) | you’ll soon be on your way |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | I’ll buy two. |
| d) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| 5. If sales don’t improve soon | |
| a) | we’ll have to lay off some workers |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | I’ll buy two. |
| d) | you’ll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to. |
| 6. If the report isn’t on my desk tomorrow morning | |
| a) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | we’ll have to lay off some workers |
| d) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| 7. If Nick doesn’t mend his ways soon | |
| a) | you’ll soon be on your way |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| d) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| 8. If I see you standing around the coffee machine talking again | |
| a) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| b) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| c) | we’ll have to lay off some workers |
| d) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| 9. If you don’t make the grade here | |
| a) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| b) | you’ll soon be on your way |
| c) | we’ll have to lay off some workers |
| d) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
| 10. Unless you do something really bad | |
| a) | your job here will be quite safe. |
| b) | you’ll soon be on your way |
| c) | you’ll be in big trouble. |
| d) | he’ll be out on his ear. |
