Grammar Revision: Questions, Tenses, and Relative Clauses

• In this lesson, we review how to make questions, use the present simple and continuous, and connect ideas with relative clauses. Use these tools to talk about your sales profile and daily work in Seattle and London.
• Grammar Point
• Example
• Present Simple
• Mark works as an account manager in Chicago.
• Present Continuous
• Sarah is updating her LinkedIn profile now.
• Relative Clause
• This is the manager who hires new inside sales reps.
• Remember
• Use present simple for permanent situations, habits, and general facts.
• Use present continuous for actions happening right now at work.
• Use 'who' for people and 'which' or 'that' for things in relative clauses.
• Examples
• What do you write in your CV?
• Why is David working on a big deal today?
• She is a top seller who helps the team in New York.
• Common mistakes
• What you do at Microsoft?
• What do you do at Microsoft?
• Kevin are writing an email now.
• Kevin is writing an email now.

Complete the sentences

• What time (do) ____ Lisa start her shift in Boston?
• Look! The manager (read) ____ the new sales report.
• Where is the office (which) ____ we use for meetings?
• Why (be) ____ you waiting for an answer from Austin?
• Brian (have) ____ a great sales record in Florida.
• She is the colleague (who) ____ works in inside sales.

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