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This is a manager. She works in an office. She has many tasks. She travels sometimes. She attends meetings. The manager writes reports every morning.

Works

/wɜːrks/

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Reports

/rɪˈpɔːrts/

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Signs

/saɪnz/

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Travels

/ˈtrævəlz/

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Meetings

/ˈmiːtɪŋz/

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Attends

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Leads

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Prepares

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Reviews

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In charge

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Responsibility

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Pronoun	Verb	Sentence
He	work + s	He works at the bank.
She	report + s	She reports to the director.
It	travel + s	The car travels fast.
He	sign + s	He signs important contracts.
She	start + s	She starts work at nine.

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The manager checks her before each team meeting.

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She has two s on her desk to compare reports side by side.

How does she describe her job at the company?

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She speaks with every during the morning standup.

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She is very when new staff have questions about the system.

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She orders office for the team every Monday morning.

Practice

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

He at the bank. (work)

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She to the director. (report)

Which is correct for "She" + "travel"?

HintStealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

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The task cannot continue. There is a problem. It is ___.

The flight was two hours late. The flight was ___.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

She at nine o'clock every morning. (start)

Who is the person responsible for the team?

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My manager the report before sending it. (check)

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The manager wrote the meeting at the top of every page.

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Every morning the team adds and sugar to the coffee tray.

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The manager reviewed tickets from yesterday's standup with the team.

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Our director takes her morning tea with one packet of .

The Manager's Day