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B2 · Work, ethics & career · 32/200

Das Geschenk nach dem Angebot

Infer how the timing and privacy of an offer can compromise a professional comparison even without an explicit condition. 929 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why is David's invitation professionally relevant even if he asks for nothing explicitly?
Why does Meral do more than simply refuse the invitation?
How is David's earlier reliable work treated in the revised comparison?
What does the affordable afternoon lake trip reveal about Meral's refusal?
How does Meral limit her claim when David asks whether she suspects an unfair intention?
What supports the final choice of a different cleaning provider?