Tesco: PR-tale og engelske sprogøvelser

With fresh food a major battleground for the big grocers, initiatives include dedicated "fruit and veg teams" clad in special green uniforms to maintain standards and help customers.

But the figures are likely to be overlooked by 2 investors poring over the numbers relating to the rejuvenation of the UK business, where years of 25 penny-pinching and staff cuts have left stores threadbare, miserable places to shop.

a. Figures line 24

b. Flanked line 14

c. Disappointed line 29

b. Developed line 18

a. Widely line 54

b. Increasingly line 58

c. Already line 51

a. Company’s line 24

b. Shoppers line 31

Grammar and language B:

The two students tried to explain why toast always seems to land butter side down.

The professor could probably have foreseen the students’ reaction.

Tesco is trying gradually to improve its position in the market.

I can’t really explain why I have chosen to place the words where they are, but I think that I have placed the words correctly.

Grammar and language C:

Each time the British used 10 pounds, one pound walked through one of the supermarket chain’s cash registers. - I have moved “Walked” from before “one” to its position now.