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1. Although our company wants to expand rapidly, we must bear in mind that we have limited cash to do so. (verb phrase: bear in mind, meaning to remember or consider)
2. It is important to take into account all options before making a decision. (verb phrase: take into account, meaning to consider)
3. The Financial Director has reached the conclusion that we must reduce costs by 10%. (verb: reach, meaning to come to a decision or understanding)
4. Finally, the Chairman expressed his opinion about the matter. After we had listened to him, we were able to come to an agreement. (verb: express, meaning to communicate or convey)
5. Patricia made an interesting suggestion at the meeting. (verb: make, meaning to propose or offer)
6. If we don't come up with new products, we run the risk of falling behind our competitors. (verb phrase: come up with, meaning to create or develop)
7. Our chairman is too old for the job. Some of the directors have put pressure on him to resign. (verb phrase: put pressure on, meaning to exert influence or make demands)
8. The writer has some recommendations in his report. (verb: have, meaning to possess or include)
9. What conclusion have you drawn from the facts given in his letter? (verb: draw, meaning to infer or deduce)
10. I have given a great deal of thought to our financial problems. (verb phrase: give thought to, meaning to consider or ponder)
11. After five hours of negotiation, we finally reached an agreement. (verb: reach, meaning to come to a decision or understanding)
12. I don't want to take action until I've heard everyone's opinion. (verb phrase: take action, meaning to act or proceed)
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