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4. They spent the month visiting our satellite offices and meeting their staff. In Fort Wayne. In Lawrence. In Flint. And in Dayton. 5. Zane and me prepared the cover for the annual report and then we gave it to Nardos for review so she will let us know tomorrow if there are any revisions. 14.13 Correcting Sentence Errors (LO 14-3) Identify and correct the errors in the following sentences. 1. You can expect our fleet cars to be in pristine working order you can also enjoy such amenities as cruise con- trol, GPS tracking, and satellite radio. 2. Without filling out the appropriate requisition form, the disciplinary action report indicated that Kelly purchased two fax machines for the department. 3. Customers can order through the web page or they can order through our 1-800 number or they can order through traditional mail. 14.14 Providing Punctuation within Sentences (LO 14-5) Provide the necessary punctuation in the following sen- tences. Note that not every box requires punctuation. 1. Office work00 especially at your deskab can create backO shoulder Oneck or wrist strain. 2. I searched for Ovacation and Ovacation planning on Google and Alta Vista. 3. I suggest putting a bulletin board in the rear hallwaya and posting all the interviewer sa photos on it. 4. Analyzing audiences is the same for marketing and writing you have to identify who the audiences area understand how to motivate them and choose the best channel to reach them. 5. The more you know about your audience Owho they area what they buy where they shop the more rel- evant and effective you can make your ad. 6. The city already has fived two hundred Obed hospitals. 7. Students run the whole organization and are advised by a Board of Directors from the community. 8. The company is working on three team related issues interaction, leadership, and team size. 9. I would be interested in working on the committee however I have decided to do less community work so that I have more time to spend with my family. 10. OYou can create your own future10 says Frank Montao. You have to think about it crystal- lize it in writing and be willing to work at ito We teach a lot of goal setting and planning in our training sessionsOD 15.18 Choosing the Right Word (LO 15-1 to LO 15-5) Choose the right word for each sentence. 1. (Their/There/They're) thinking that it's a good idea to hire a consultant to help us plan the festival. 2. While writing his report, Ahmed (implied/inferred) from the data that the next big trend will focus on 3D technology. 3. I asked Jennifer where the slides were, and she said she found them (laying/lying) on the conference table. 4. Tom pointed out we could expect (fewer/less) turbu- lence in the marketplace this year, as the economy seems to be stabilizing. 5. Though the amountumber) of typos was small, they were enough to make his rsum seem poor compared to the competition. 6. When Eliza.beth (accepted/excepted) the position, she said she would be happy to help train her replacement before leaving 7. Xian submitted a request for additional (personal/ personnel) to help with getting our phone system installed by January 10. 8. If managers get questions from staff regarding downsizing- (i.e./e.g..) which employees will be laid off?they should direct those employees to the HR Department. 9. The obvious (affects/effects) of having high employee morale are lower turnover, decreased accidents, and bet- ter productivity. 10. Make sure that you get the agreement in writing; our legal counsel stresses that a(n) (oral/verbal) agreement is too informal 15.19 Choosing the Right Word (LO 15-1 to LO 15-4) Choose the right word for each sentence. 1. The letter said (are/our) books showed we (are/our) in good financial health 2. Arthur is one of the (principals/principles) at the firm, and as such, he has a duty to oversee operations. 3. (Whether/Weather) we expect to need it or not, it's a good idea to have liability insurance. 4. A (unique/unusual) characteristic of our chroming pro- cess is the one-of-a-kind, durable finish. 5. Three attorneys (compose/comprise) the legal team that is reviewing the contracts presented to us by Hynek and Associates. 6. Though it was (implied/inferred) in the proposal that the project could be completed with a minimum of expense, Phoebe says we would be wise to budget for several thousand dollars more anyway. 7. Christina pointed out (its/it's) likely that we will see orders pick up the closer we get to the December holidays. 8. Of the many (moral/morale) (principals/principles) that guide our decision making, considering our customers' welfare is the most important. 9. Perhaps (to/too/two) much attention was given to the technical details of the project when more could have been paid to the overall (objective/rationale). 10. Slapping his hand on the (lectern/podium) for emphasis, Brin Maxwell said we could (lose/loose) customers if we (precede/proceed) rashly in our expansion into other markets. 16.10 Reducing Wordiness (LO 16-4) 1. Eliminate words that say nothing. You may use different words. a. Employees who were just hired and are there fore defined as novice employees by the company should take steps to ensure that they attend a man- datory training session that is required of all novice employees. b. Bloomberg Businessweek magazine printed in its pages a very, very good magazine article on how company executives who work at businesses are cur- rently finding innovative and creative solutions to problems that they encounter with regularity on the job and in the workplace these days. c. Employees who come to work on time and ready to work are generally viewed as more professional than employees who don't come to work on time and are not ready to work. Employees who don't come to work on time and are not ready to work are often seen as unprofessional, which means that they are less professional than other employ- ees. Professional employees are more likely to be hired, valued, and promoted than unprofessional employees. Therefore, it's better to be a profes- sional employee rather than an unprofessional employee. 2. Use gerunds and infinitives to make these sentences shorter and smoother. a. Customers who want participation in this month's online promotion may find a review of our preregis- tration process helpful. b. The production of better but cheaper goods often makes a company more competitive in the sales of merchandise in the marketplace. c. Whitney said the receipt of company-paid medical insurance is a benefit that many parents today are in consideration of while engaged in the decision pro- cess of the acceptance of a job offer. 3. Combine sentences to show how ideas are related and to eliminate unnecessary words. a. Michael supervises the archives department. Michael also supervises the data processing department. As supervisor of both departments, Michael has responsibility for the company's archiving and data processing services and oversees 14 employees. b. Our employees want our customers to have a positive experience shopping in our store. Our employees are trained to provide good customer service. Our cus- tomers expect to have a positive experience shopping in our store. Because both our employees and our cus- tomers want the same thing, we have the highest cus- tomer satisfaction rating of any store in the company. c. The communications department plans to stop print- ing the company newsletter and instead offer it on the intranet. The format for the newsletter will be the same, but instead of it being printed on paper, it will be avail- able in electronic form. Employees may print a copy of the newsletter or simply read it online. By ceasing to print the newsletter on paper and instead offer it on the intranet, the communications department expects to save several thousand dollars each year