Words you know: complete the sentences

bicker · admit mistakes · read between the lines · psychological safety at work · own up

• Building ____ allows employees in Chicago to share ideas without fear.
• A good manager knows how to ____ when projects in Boston go off track.
• It is professional to ____ to errors rather than blaming colleagues in Seattle.
• Constant team meetings fail when departments in Atlanta ____ over minor budget allocations.
• Learning to ____ helped her understand the real concerns in the New York office.

Remember: Relative Clauses

• The manager [whose / whom] team won the award is based in Chicago.
• The director [who / whose] led the Boston branch has resigned.
• This is the strategy [which / who] we discussed in Seattle.
• The consultant [whom / which] we hired in New York provided great insights.

Remember: Causative Have / Get

• We need to have the financial report [prepared / prepare] before the meeting in Atlanta.
• She got her assistant [to book / book] a flight to Dallas.
• They had their offices in San Francisco [renovated / renovating] last summer.
• Can you get someone [to review / review] this proposal in Austin?

Remember: Third Conditional

• If we had planned better, we [would have avoided / will avoid] the crisis in Detroit.
• She [wouldn't have missed / won't miss] the flight if she had left Philadelphia earlier.
• If David had checked the numbers, the audit in Miami [would have succeeded / succeeded] .
• They [would have signed / signed] if the terms had been better in Chicago.

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