B. If false, why is it false?

You have now completed Part A of this exercise. Some of the sentences were false. Find out why with the explanations below:

2. David has just arrived in the company.
False – David is leaving the company.
4. David does not think that Jennifer is the best person for the position.
False – He thinks Jennifer would be great for the job.
5. Jennifer has had an interview.
False – She’s got an interview next week.
6. Organisational skills are not a requirement for the job.
False – It’s important to be organised to work in this position.
9. Jennifer has never demonstrated good communication skills.
False – For the Dos Santos project, she had to communicate a lot with the client and the team members.
10. David thinks that the Dos Santos project was an easy job.
False – He thinks that the Dos Santos project wasn’t always easy, but Jennifer did a good job.