“Miss Manette, I am a man of business. I have a business charge to acquit myself of. In your reception of it, don’t heed me any more than if I was a speaking machine—truly, I am not much else. I will, with your leave, relate to you, miss, the story of one of our customers.”

eport the dialogue between a vendor and his customer, by completing the sentence:Vendor: It is nice to see you, Sir!Customer: Yes, indeed! Unlike last month, I have been away for quite some time this month.The vendor greeted his customer respectfully and mentioned that he was pleased to see him.The customer answered in the affirmative and explained that ______________________

How to Improve Your Business Writingby Carolyn O’Hara

Report the dialogue between a vendor and his customer, by completing the sentence:Vendor: It is nice to see you, Sir!Customer: Yes, indeed! Unlike last month, I have been away for quite some time this month.The vendor greeted his customer respectfully and mentioned that he was pleased to see him.The customer answered in the affirmative and explained that _

The boss urged the staff ___________ this splendid opportunity he was offering them.a.not to missb.why not missc.to missd.about missing

Select the quotation from the story that most strongly suggests that the theme is Some things in life are not worth spending a lot of money on."Please be more careful," he told the dishwasher.They were costly, but he wanted to give his customers the best dining experience he could."Good point," said Joe. "In this business, sooner or later everything breaks."Submit