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Business CROSSWORD, 2.
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Expand your vocabulary - a thematic crossword for students of English. All the answers have something to do with the world of business
 Interactive crossword - can be filled in on screen. Put in just one letter per square. 
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CLUES ACROSS

4. Uninteresting.
8. Travel to work  ___________ before the crowds.
9. You can pay now ___ later.
10. Personal Assistant, or per year.
12. Middle of city.
14. To publicise (British spelling).
17. Us as a subject.
18. These CD’s cost £19.99 _______
20. Designates an incorporated company in the United States
22. Documents indicating how much must be  paid.  
23. Minimum.
25. Businessmen usually wear them; but they could be links too.
27. Owed.
29. People working in offices, often women.
30. Table to work at in an office
31. Remain
CLUES DOWN


1. _______ cost; the cost the customer must pay.
2. Same as 9 across.
3. Once essential office equipment, this machine has now disappeared from most offices.
4. You can order ____ phone or online.
5. Put up (prices, for example).
6. Do people use dollars in Britain?
7. Diagram showing how figures have  evolved.
11. Most banks ______ closed on  Sundays.
13. The British even drink it in the  office!
15. To speak a text into a microphone, or to an assistant..
16. Synonym of 22.
19. A piece of paper accepted as payment in place of cash. (British spelling)
21. Firm, business organisation.
24. If you are _______, you may not go to work.
26. We ___________ you our price list last week.
27. Thin and round... a CD, or maybe an HD.
28. Oil company, called Exxon in the USA.
29. Series.



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