How to Deal with Change in the Office

Question 1

Inevitable

Answer 1

adjective

Certain to happen

_{His resignation was probably inevitable.}

_{It was an inevitable consequence.}

Question 2

Readily

Answer 2

adverb

Without difficulty / hesitation

_{She readily agreed to help us.}

_{That information is readily available.}

Question 3

Embrace

Answer 3

verb

Accept something willingly

_{I am always ready to embrace change.}

_{She embraces every challenge we throw at her.}

Question 4

Stay ahead

Answer 4

verb

Be in control of a situation before it becomes a problem

_{I like to stay ahead of new technological developments.}

_{It’s hard for him to stay ahead of all his emails.}

Question 5

Ask yourself

Answer 5

verbal phrase

Think carefully about something

_{You need to ask yourself if you really want to change.}

_{You have to ask yourself what your priorities are.}

Question 6

Get on board

Answer 6

verbal phrase

To join / agree with something

_{It’s hard for me to get on board with this idea.}

_{She will get on board our team from next week.}

Question 7

Act accordingly

Answer 7

verb - adverb

To follow instructions / rules

_{The President knows the facts and will act accordingly.}

_{She respects the law and will act accordingly.}

Question 8

Sleep on something

Answer 8

idiom

To postpone a decision to the following day

_{I will need to sleep on that and get back to you.}

_{I always try to sleep on every issue first.}

Question 9

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