Choose the best preposition for each sentence.

1. I'm afraid Ms Samuels is - ? - in to at on holiday until next Wednesday.
2. I'm afraid Mr. Jameson is - ? - in for out to a meeting at the moment.
3. I'm afraid you've been put - ? - through by out by to the wrong department.
4. I'm afraid he's - ? - in at to on a business trip until Thursday.
5. I'm afraid Mrs. Reeves is - ? - over to at by our Head Office today.

1. lay off - ? - to the point a deal bankrupt negotiations staff
2. close - ? - to the point a deal bankrupt negotiations staff
3. come - ? - to the point a deal bankrupt negotiations staff
4. break off - ? - to the point a deal bankrupt negotiations staff
5. go - ? - to the point a deal bankrupt negotiations staff

Now complete the following sentences with an expression from the previous exercise. You may need to change the form of the expression.

1. We failed to agree on a final price so in the end we had to with the company directors.
2. Ford have had to after their share price closed at an all-time low last week.
3. I think we’ll be able to finally if they agree to our offer.
4. My first company and I lost a fortune.
5. I do wish you would and tell me exactly what you think.

1. AGM =
2. CEO =
3. COB =
4. a/c =
5. ASAP =
6. ATM =
7. attn =
8. cc =
9. Co =