Our main   just laun­ched a new pro­duct that’s very po­pu­lar. (Kon­kur­rent)

She’s try­ing to   enough money to buy a new lap­top. (an­spa­ren)

The com­pa­ny pro­mi­ses to   or­ders within three busi­ness days. (lie­fern)

The   of the new soft­ware took lon­ger than ex­pec­ted. (In­stal­la­ti­on)

The email ended with “ ” and the sen­der’s name. (Mit freund­li­chen Grü­ßen)

If the pro­duct is da­ma­ged, we offer a free  . (Er­satz)

We were happy to   po­si­ti­ve feed­back from our cli­ents. (er­hal­ten)

Their   for the web­site is both mo­dern and user-​friendly. (Ge­stal­tung)

, I didn’t ex­pect the mee­ting to go so well. (ei­gent­lich, tat­säch­lich)

Plea­se in­clu­de the order   when you cont­act custo­mer ser­vice. (Num­mer)

You can   the item   a dif­fe­rent size if it doesn’t fit. (um­tau­schen in)

The   shows the in­crease in sales over the past year. (Ta­bel­le)

The   costs are hig­her for in­ter­na­ti­o­nal de­li­ve­ries. (Ver­sand)

The   was eco-​friendly and easy to re­cy­cle. (Ver­pa­ckung)

He ended his messa­ge with “ ” in­s­tead of “Best re­gards.” (Tschüss)

The team will   their new pro­ject ideas to the ma­na­ger. (prä­sen­tie­ren, vor­stel­len)

They   to do the work for a lower price. (ein­wil­li­gen)



Custo­mers have 30 days to   the pro­duct if they’re not sa­tis­fied. (zu­rück­ge­ben, zu­rück­schi­cken)

Could you   the date and time of the mee­ting? (be­stä­ti­gen)

Their pro­ducts are availa­ble in stores  . (welt­weit)

The sofa doesn’t   in the li­ving room, so we need to find a smal­ler one. (zu/an/auf pas­sen)