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Professional Profile Language Exercise

September 16, 2026 B2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Maya ............... in user research for financial technology companies.
Wrong!
Use the finite verb "specialises" because the sentence needs a main verb for the singular subject.
2As a senior analyst, he is responsible ............... regional sales forecasting.
Wrong!
The adjective takes the preposition "for" before the area of responsibility.
3During the rebrand, I ............... with cross-functional teams on the product launch.
Wrong!
Use "collaborated" because professional profile language normally says you collaborated with teams on a project.
4The workflow redesign ............... a 20% reduction in processing time.
Wrong!
Use "led to" to connect an initiative with its result.
5She is a compliance consultant with ............... data governance.
Wrong!
Use "expertise in" to describe a professional specialism or field.
6The company is seeking a commercially ............... candidate who can balance customer needs with revenue goals.
Wrong!
After the adverb "commercially", use the adjective "aware" to describe the candidate.
7Our new director has a proven ............... of delivering complex programmes on time.
Wrong!
Use "track record" in the fixed professional phrase "a proven track record".
8Aisha ............... a team of twelve engineers across three locations.
Wrong!
Use "manages" because the subject is the person who leads the team.
9In her previous role, Lena ............... the migration project ahead of schedule.
Wrong!
Use "delivered" to present a completed professional achievement in concise profile language.
10He is ............... translate technical requirements into clear business recommendations.
Wrong!
After "is", use the adjective phrase "able to" before a verb.
11His market research contributed ............... the successful launch of the new service.
Wrong!
Use "to" because the standard pattern is "contributed to" a successful outcome.
12We are looking for a ............... project manager who can improve delivery performance.
Wrong!
Use "results-driven" to describe a professional who is strongly focused on outcomes.

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Answers

  1. Maya specialises in user research for financial technology companies.
  2. As a senior analyst, he is responsible for regional sales forecasting.
  3. During the rebrand, I collaborated with cross-functional teams on the product launch.
  4. The workflow redesign led to a 20% reduction in processing time.
  5. She is a compliance consultant with expertise in data governance.
  6. The company is seeking a commercially aware candidate who can balance customer needs with revenue goals.
  7. Our new director has a proven track record of delivering complex programmes on time.
  8. Aisha manages a team of twelve engineers across three locations.
  9. In her previous role, Lena delivered the migration project ahead of schedule.
  10. He is able to translate technical requirements into clear business recommendations.
  11. His market research contributed to the successful launch of the new service.
  12. We are looking for a results-driven project manager who can improve delivery performance.

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