Successful Businesses

Talk about success people, business, and products, as well as advertising.

Cycle 1 ▶ Use infinitive clauses and phrases to express purpose

Cycle 2 ▶ Practice describing features and giving reasons

Successful businesses are those that have a clear vision and mission, and are able to adapt to change and execute their strategy effectively.

CONTENTS

Topics

Qualities for success

Successful businesses

Advertising

Speaking

Describing qualities for success

Describing features

Giving reasons for success

Talking about ads and slogans

Grammar

Describing purpose with infinitive clauses and infinitive clauses with for;

Giving reasons with because, since, because of, for, due to, and the reason

Pronunciation

Reduced words

Listening

Listening for reasons for success

listening for features and slogans

Self-study

Listening for qualities that help people make friends more easily

Writing

Writing a TV commercial

Reading

Business Success

Activity

Entrepreneurs: Designing a business plan for a small business

1 WARM UP Talk about successful businesses

Top 5 Successful Businesses

What do you think are the most important factors for a business to be successful?

Can you name any successful businesses that you admire, and why?

DISCUSSION

What are some of the challenges that successful businesses face?

How have successful businesses adapted to change over time?

What lessons can we learn from successful businesses?

What are some of the trends that are shaping the future of business?

What do you think are the most important factors for a business to be successful?

Offering innovative products or services that meet the needs of customers

Having a strong brand identity and a good reputation

Building a team of talented and dedicated employees

Managing finances effectively and making sound investments

Adapting to change and being willing to take risks

Can you name any successful businesses that you admire, and why?

Apple: I admire Apple's commitment to innovation and its ability to create products that people love.

Microsoft: I admire Microsoft's ability to adapt to change and its focus on customer satisfaction.

Alphabet: I admire Alphabet's investment in new technologies and its commitment to social responsibility.

Amazon: I admire Amazon's customer focus and its commitment to efficiency.

Meta: I admire Meta's ability to connect people from all over the world and its investment in the metaverse.

What are some of the challenges that successful businesses face?

Keeping up with technological change

Maintaining a competitive advantage

Attracting and retaining top talent

Managing risk

Complying with government regulations

Maintaining a positive public image

How have successful businesses adapted to change over time?

By investing in new technologies

By expanding into new markets

By developing new products and services

By acquiring other businesses

By restructuring their operations

By creating a culture of innovation

What lessons can we learn from successful businesses?

The importance of innovation

The importance of customer satisfaction

The importance of building a strong team

The importance of managing finances effectively

The importance of adapting to change

The importance of taking risks

What are some of the trends that are shaping the future of business?

The rise of e-commerce

The growth of the global economy

The increasing importance of data and analytics

The development of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence and blockchain

The rise of the gig economy

The increasing importance of social responsibility

These businesses are all at the forefront of their respective industries, and they are shaping the future of the global economy.

Apple is known for its design and innovation, and its products are often seen as status symbols. The company is also a leader in the field of artificial intelligence.

Microsoft is a major player in the enterprise software market, and its products are used by businesses of all sizes. The company is also investing heavily in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

Alphabet is the world's largest advertising company, and its search engine is used by billions of people every day. The company is also investing heavily in new technologies, such as self-driving cars and artificial intelligence.

Amazon is a pioneer in the e-commerce industry, and it has revolutionized the way people shop. The company is also expanding into other areas, such as cloud computing and video streaming.

Meta is the world's largest social media company, and its platforms connect people from all over the world. The company is also investing heavily in the metaverse, which is a virtual world where people can interact with each other and with digital objects.

2 PERSPECTIVES Business strategies

A Listen to the survey. What makes a business successful? Number the choices from 1 (most important) to 3 (least important).

What makes a business successful?

1. In order for an app to succeed, it has to be:

⬜ easy to use ⬜ inexpensive ⬜ original

2. To attract talented professionals, a company should offer:

⬜ competitive salaries ⬜ flexible working schedules ⬜ a good career plan

3. For a small company to be profitable, it should have:

⬜ a good marketing plan ⬜ a great product ⬜ excellent professionals

4. To build a successful start-up, it's important to:

⬜ have a great product ⬜ have a clear business plan ⬜ control costs

5. In order to finance a new business, it's a good idea to:

⬜ try a crowd-funding platform ⬜ get a bank loan ⬜ borrow money from family

6. For people to work from home, they need to have:

⬜ self-discipline ⬜ a separate working space ⬜ a daily schedule

B Compare your answers. Do you agree on the most important success factors?

3 PRONUNCIATION Reduced words

A Listen and practice. Notice how certain words are reduced in conversation.

In order for a hotel to be successful, it needs to have friendly service and reasonable prices.

For an entrepreneur to be successful, they have to invest in a good marketing campaign.

B Pair Work Take turns reading the sentences E2 aloud. Use your first choice to complete each sentence. Pay attention to reduced words.

4 GRAMMAR FOCUS Describing purpose

▶ Infinitive clauses

To attract talented professionals, a company should offer competitive salaries.

(In order) to finance a new business, it's a good idea to get a bank loan.

▶ Infinitive clauses with for

For a small company to be profitable, it should have a good marketing plan.

(In order) for an app to succeed, it has to be easy to use.

In order + infinitive

In order to succeed in a business, you have to . . .

To succeed in business, you have to . . .

In order + for + noun + infinitive

In order for a business to succeed, it . . .

For a business to succeed, it . . .

DISCUSSION Effective strategies

A Pair work Choose two businesses and discuss what they need to be successful. Then write three sentences describing the most important factors.

a convenience store a gourmet supermarket

a dance club a beach hotel

a juice bar a used clothing store

"In order for a hotel to be successful, it has to be affordable."

B Group Work Join another pair. Share your ideas. Do they agree?

A: We think in order for a hotel to be successful, it has to be affordable.

B: Really? But some of the most successful hotels are very expensive.

C Group Work Now choose a popular business that you know about. What are the reasons for its success?

"I think W Hotels are successful because the decor is so beautiful."

EXPRESSIONS

Describing the purpose of something

In order to . . . , you need to . . . .

(In order) for a/an . . . to . . . , it has to . . . .

To . . . , it’s a good idea to . . . .

Describing features

A nice thing about . . . is the . . . .

Another nice thing is that . . . .

Giving reasons

I like . . . because . . . .

It’s so popular because of the . . . .

Hypothesizing

I think it might . . . .

This could be . . . .

Enumerating considerations

There are three things to consider:

First of all, . . . .

Next, . . . .

Finally, . . . .

Accepting an invitation

I thought you’d never ask!

Describing the purpose of something

- In order to achieve sustainable growth, you need to establish strong customer relationships.

- For a business to thrive, it has to adapt to market demands quickly and efficiently.

- To enhance brand visibility, it’s a good idea to invest in targeted marketing campaigns.

Describing features

- A nice thing about cloud computing is the scalability it offers.

- Another nice thing is that remote work increases flexibility for employees.

Giving reasons

- I like Google because of its commitment to innovation and sustainability.

- It’s so popular because of the convenience and ease it provides in daily life.

Hypothesizing

- I think it might revolutionize the industry by streamlining production processes.

- This could be a breakthrough in renewable energy technology.

Enumerating considerations

- There are three things to consider: First of all, assess market demand thoroughly.

- Next, allocate resources effectively to meet business objectives.

- Finally, prioritize customer satisfaction to ensure long-term success.

Accepting an invitation

I thought you’d never ask!

WORD POWER Adjectives

Learn and practice with adjectives to describe successful business and business-people.

What qualities are important for success? Add one more adjective to each list. Then rank them from 1 to 6.

A model A salesperson A magazine

⬜ fashionable ⬜ clever ⬜ affordable

⬜ gorgeous ⬜ charming ⬜ attractive

⬜ industrious ⬜ knowledgeable ⬜ entertaining

⬜ muscular ⬜ persuasive ⬜ informative

⬜ slender ⬜ tough ⬜ well written

VOCABULARY

industrious: hard-working

slender: thin

persuasive: able to influence other people

tough: strong; able to deal with difficult conditions

affordable: having a reasonable price

entertaining: amusing and interesting

informative: providing useful knowledge or ideas

Do you think these people's descriptions are recommended for your business?

Qualities

Your Vocabulary Log

Make a vocabulary log. Write words or draw pictures to help you remember.

Affordable

Attractive

Charming

Clever

Decisive

Entertaining

Fashionable

Gorgeous

Indecisive

Industrious

Informative

Knowledgeable

Muscular

Persuasive

Poorly written

Slender

Tough

Unconvincing

Weak

Well written

Practice

A Classify the words in your vocabulary log. Write P for words that describe people, T for words that describe things, or B for words that describe both people and things.

B Complete the chart with antonyms from your vocabulary log.

Quality

boring

expensive

overweight

indecisive

lazy

Antonym

entertaining

Quality

persuasive

poorly written

stupid

unattractive

weak

Antonym

Write sentences with at least three words from your vocabulary log. Compare your sentences with another group.

This is an entertaining book because it’s informative and well written.

CONVERSATION Businesses Success Role Play

Listen and practice. Allan is a professional marketing company director. He is answering a marketing graduating student questions.

Allan: What brings you in today, [student's name]?

Student: Hi, I'm [student's name]. I'm a student at [university name], and I'm interested in learning more about what it takes to be successful in business.

Allan: Well, that's a great question. There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but there are a few key factors that all successful businesses have in common.

Student: Like what?

Allan: First, successful businesses have a clear vision and mission. They know what they want to achieve, and they have a plan for how they're going to get there.

Student: That makes sense.

Allan: Second, successful businesses have a strong customer focus. They understand their target customers' needs and wants, and they tailor their products and services accordingly.

Student: So it's important to know your audience, right?

Allan: That's right. Successful businesses also have a strong brand identity. They know what makes them unique and different from their competitors, and they communicate that message clearly to their customers.

Student: Having a strong brand is important too, huh?

Allan: Yes, it is. Finally, successful businesses are able to adapt to change. The business world is constantly evolving, so it's important for businesses to be able to roll with the punches and adjust their strategies as needed.

Student: So flexibility is important too.

Allan: Yes, it is. If you can keep these factors in mind, you'll be well on your way to achieving business success.

Student: Thank you for your insights!

Allan: You're welcome. Good luck in your studies!

VOCABULARY and EXPRESSIONS

insight (noun): the ability to understand and clearly explain a situation or problem

flexible (adjective): able to change or adapt easily

roll with the punches (idiom): to be able to cope with difficult or unexpected situations

evolve (verb): to change or develop gradually over time

tailor (verb): to make something fit someone's needs or preferences exactly

brand identity (noun): the set of ideas and qualities that make a particular product or company unique and different from others

target customers (noun): the group of people that a business is trying to reach with its products or services

mission (noun): the purpose or reason why a company exists

EXPRESSIONS

one-size-fits-all (adjective): designed to be suitable for everyone

clear vision and mission (noun phrase): a clear understanding of what a company wants to achieve and how it plans to get there

strong customer focus (noun phrase): a focus on understanding and meeting the needs and wants of customers

strong brand identity (noun phrase): a clear and unique understanding of what makes a company or product different from others

adapt to change (verb phrase): to change or adjust in order to suit new conditions

LISTENING The Art of Making Friends

A Listen to a psychiatrist talk about making friends.

Check ✅ the statements that are true.

⬜1. Some people make friends easily because they know how to connect with others.

⬜2. People who make friends easily are always clever and charming.

⬜3. For someone to like you, you have to look good.

⬜4. To succeed in making friends, you should show an interest in others.

⬜5. Good friends usually look the same.

B Listen again. ✅ Correct the false statements.

Practice using infinitive clauses to describe purposes

In order to

Infinitive clauses

To run a popular Internet café, . . .

(In order) to establish a trendy restaurant, . . .

In order for

Infinitive clauses with for

For an athletic center to be profitable, . . .

(In order) for a shopping mall to succeed, . . .

A Match each goal with a suggestion. (More than one answer is possible.) Then practice the sentences with a partner. Pay attention to the reduced words.

Goals

1. For a health club to attract new people,

2. In order to run a profitable restaurant,

3. To establish a successful new dance club,

4. For a coffee bar to succeed,

5. In order for a magazine to succeed,

6. To run a successful clothing boutique,

Suggestions

a. you need to hire a talented chef.

b. It's a good idea to offer desserts, too.

c. you need to keep up with the latest styles.

d. it needs to have great music and lighting.

e. it has to offer the latest types of equipment.

f. it has to provide useful information.

Think of two more suggestions for each of the goals in part A.

Look at the picture of a coffee shop. For it to stay popular, what five things should be done?

A: For this coffee shop to stay popular, I think it needs a new manager.

B: And in order to keep customers, it's important to …

What are your city or town’s main businesses?

Why should people visit them? Complete the chart.

Business

art gallery

Reason to visit

free admission

Giving reasons

Situation → Reason

because

because of

since

for

due to

the reason that

the reason why

Compare the businesses and reasons in your chart.

A: I think people should visit the new art gallery. It’s very popular.

B: Really? Why?

A: I think it’s popular because you don’t have to pay admission!

PROJECT Describing purpose and giving reasons

Practice describing purpose and giving reasons for why a product is successful.

THE BEST ON THE MARKET

Plan

Think of some products you would recommend. Write three products and the reasons they are successful.

PRODUCT

REASON

Prepare

GROUP WORK Compare your answers and choose one product. Then create a TV commercial. Plan a live demonstration to sell the product to the class. Be creative!

Present

CLASS ACTIVITY Perform your TV commercial for the class. Give reasons why your classmates should buy the product.

Homework 1 to 6

7 CONVERSATION It's always packed.

A Listen and practice.

Kyle: What's your favorite club, Lori?

Lori: The Firefly. They have fabulous music, and it's never crowded, so it's easy to get in.

Kyle: That's funny. There's always a long wait outside my favorite club. I like it because it's always packed.

Lori: Why do you think it's so popular?

Kyle: Well, it just opened a few months ago, everything is brand-new and modern, and lots of trendy people go there. It's called the Dizzy Lizard.

Lori: Oh, right! I hear the reason people go there is just to be seen.

Kyle: Exactly! Do you want to go some night?

Lori: I thought you'd never ask!

B What are some popular places in our city? Do you ever go to any of these places? Why or why not?

8 GRAMMAR Practice giving reasons

SITUATION → REASON

because because of since for due to the reason that the reason why

Practice giving reasons PP

The Firefly is famous for its fantastic music.

I like the Dizzy Lizard because it's always packed.

Since it's always so packed, there's a long wait outside the club.

It's popular because of the trendy people.

Due to the crowds, the Dizzy Lizard is difficult to get into.

The reason (that/why) people go there is just to be seen.

Complete the sentences with “because”, “because of”, “since”, “for”, “due to”, “the reason that”, or “the reason why”.

Apple is one of the most valuable companies in the world ____________________ its innovative products and services.
Microsoft is the world's largest software company ____________________ its products are used by billions of people around the world.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is a leader in artificial intelligence ____________________ its investment in research and development.
Amazon is the world's largest online retailer ____________________ its customer-centric approach and efficient logistics.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is a social media giant ____________________ its ability to connect people from all over the world.

Check

Apple is one of the most valuable companies in the world because of its innovative products and services.
Microsoft is the world's largest software company because its products are used by billions of people around the world.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is a leader in artificial intelligence due to its investment in research and development.
Amazon is the world's largest online retailer because of its customer-centric approach and efficient logistics.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is a social media giant because of its ability to connect people from all over the world.

See also Clauses stating reasons and conditions

HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS

Complete the sentences with the correct words in parentheses.

1. In order to (In order to / In order for) be a good parent, you must be patient.

2. __________ (For / To) researchers to become experts, they have to study something in detail.

3. __________ (For / To) become a concert pianist, you have to practice every day.

4. __________ (In order for / In order to) children to be responsible, they must be taught responsibility.

5. __________ (In order to / In order for) a company to sell its products, it’s important to advertise.

6. __________ (For / To) athletes to compete in the Olympics, they have to train very hard.

7. __________ (In order to / In order for) have loyal customers, a store must have a good sales staff.

LET’S TRAVEL!

A What are your city or town’s main businesses? Why should people visit them?

Complete the chart.

Business

art gallery

Reason to visit

free admission

Compare the businesses and reasons in your chart.

A: I think people should visit the new art gallery. It’s very popular.

B: Really? Why?

A: I think it’s popular because you don’t have to pay admission!

Listen to three radio commercials; practice listening for specific information and taking notes

9 LISTENING What have you got to lose?

A Listen to radio commercials for three different businesses.

What are two special features of each place?

B Listen again. Complete the slogan for each business.

LISTENING Customer satisfaction

La Belle Boutique is a very successful clothing store. Look at the picture. Why do you think it’s successful?

Listen to three people explain why their businesses have been successful. Complete the chart.

Business

Clothing store
Café
Restaurant

Most important factor

Listen again. What other factors make each business a success? Check ✅ the correct answers.

Clothing store

⬜ a. interesting displays ⬜ c. a wide variety of products

⬜ b. sections based on price ⬜ d. knowledgeable staff

Café

⬜ a. a varied menu ⬜ c. different seating areas

⬜ b. fast service ⬜ d. free reading material

Restaurant

⬜ a. reasonable prices ⬜ c. free samples of food

⬜ b. fast service ⬜ d. homemade dishes

Talk about your favorite clothing store, café, and restaurant.

Why did you first go there? Why do you keep going back?

WRITING Article with factors, reasons, and examples

Before You Write

A Read the article. Where might you find an article like this?

MAKING A NEW PRODUCT SUCCESSFUL

A clever idea does not guarantee the success of a new product. Here are three factors to consider before launching a new product.
First of all, in order for a new product to succeed, it has to be innovative. One reason consumers look for new products is because they’re tired of the old ones. If you don’t offer something new and unique, consumers won’t try it. Second, in order to attract attention, you need to use attractive packaging. Many people try a new product just because they like the packaging. Finally, choosing the right form of advertising is essential. For an advertising campaign to be effective with teenagers, for example TV commercials and Internet ads are better than newspaper ads. Teenagers don’t usually read the paper, but they watch a lot of TV and spend a lot of time online.
In conclusion, for a new product to succeed, it has to be innovative, well packaged, and effectively advertised.

B Read the second paragraph again. Complete the chart.

Factor

innovative

Reason or example

consumers are tired of old products

Your First Draft

A Choose a topic below or think of your own topic. Make a chart with important factors. Give reasons or examples.

becoming rich getting a good job

being happy getting a good education

B Write an article. Use the information in your chart and the article above as a model.

C PAIR WORK Read your partner’s article. Write answers to these questions.

1. Are the factors clear?

2. Do the reasons and examples support the factors?

3. Can you suggest any improvements to the content or grammar?

Your Second Draft

Use your partner’s answers to revise your article.

Example

Cultivating a Successful Learning Experience

Achieving a fulfilling and successful education is not merely about accumulating knowledge but rather about cultivating a lifelong love of learning. Just as a clever idea alone cannot guarantee the success of a new product, a strong desire to learn is not the sole determinant of academic achievement. To effectively navigate the path of education, it is crucial to consider several key factors.

1. Embrace a Growth Mindset

A fundamental aspect of a successful learning journey is the adoption of a growth mindset. Unlike a fixed mindset, which views intelligence as an innate, unchangeable trait, a growth mindset recognizes that abilities can be developed through effort and dedication. This belief empowers individuals to embrace challenges, persevere through setbacks, and continually strive for improvement.

2. Cultivate Effective Learning Strategies

Effective learning goes beyond simply absorbing information. It involves developing strategies that enhance comprehension, retention, and application of knowledge. These strategies may include active learning techniques such as summarizing key points, creating mind maps, and engaging in practice problems. Additionally, seeking clarification from instructors and peers can foster deeper understanding and address any lingering doubts.

3. Foster a Passion for Discovery

Education should not be confined to rote memorization and test preparation. Instead, it should ignite a passion for discovery and exploration. Encourage curiosity, nurture creativity, and seek opportunities to connect learning to real-world applications. By instilling a genuine interest in the subject matter, education becomes an enriching and rewarding experience.

4. Prioritize Time Management and Organization

Juggling academic responsibilities with extracurricular activities and personal commitments can be daunting. Effective time management and organization skills are essential for achieving a balanced and productive learning experience. Create a schedule that prioritizes tasks, allocate sufficient time for studying, and utilize organizational tools to stay on track.

5. Seek Support from Others

Education is not a solitary endeavor. Surround yourself with supportive individuals who share your academic aspirations. Form study groups, seek mentorship from experienced peers, and don't hesitate to turn to instructors for guidance. A supportive network can provide encouragement, motivation, and valuable insights along the way.

In conclusion, a successful education is not merely about attaining academic accolades but about cultivating a lifelong love of learning. By embracing a growth mindset, developing effective learning strategies, fostering a passion for discovery, prioritizing time management, and seeking support from others, individuals can embark on a fulfilling and enriching educational journey.

12 WRITING A TV commercial

Develop skills in predicting and making inferences

A Write a radio or TV commercial

Instructions

Read the questions. You can use them to help organizing your ideas. Read the example commercial. Choose one product from your own and make notes on how it could be advertised. Take notes and make the first draft for homework in your Drive or Word online. Remember to share your document with your peers and with your teachers to review. Then write your second draft, and the final writing after all reviews.

B Group work

You are going to present your one-minute commercial.

Record a video presenting your one-minute commercial and upload to your YouTube channel or your Google Drive. Remember to make it visible and share it with your peers and teachers.

C Group work

Option to create a storyboard for your commercial and present. The storyboard could show, using a comic-book style, the main scenes in the TV commercial.

READING

What's in a name?

Bosta UK Bosta CH

A comprehensive plan—with goals, initiatives, and budgets–is comforting. But starting with a plan is a terrible way to make strategy. Roger Martin, former dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and one of the world’s leading thinkers on strategy, says developing strategy means going outside an organization’s comfort zone and escaping the common traps of strategic planning.

00:00 Most strategic planning has nothing to do with strategy.

01:00 So what is a strategy?

02:08 Why do leaders so often focus on planning?

04:05 Let's see a real-world example of strategy beating planning.

06:33 How do I avoid the "planning trap"?

For more from Roger Martin on this topic, read, "A New Way to Think: Your Guide to Superior Management Effectiveness"

PROGRESS CHECK

LISTENING The road to success

A Listen to a career coach discuss some factors necessary to work for yourself. Write down the three factors that you hear.

Factor Why is it important?

B Listen again. In your own words, write why each factor is important.

C Pair work If you could work for yourself, what would you do? Why?

LISTENING A successful restaurant

A Listen to a business consultant discuss the factors necessary for a restaurant to be successful. Check ✅ the ones she says are important.

⬜ advertising

⬜ concept

⬜ decor

⬜ food

⬜ name

⬜ location

B Listen again. In your own words, write the reason why each factor is important.

Factor

Why is it important?

Because and Because of

Both "because" and "because of" are used to explain the cause of something. However, "because" is generally more informal, while "because of" is considered more formal.

I couldn't go to the party because I was sick.

The train was delayed because of the storm.

Since

"Since" can be used to indicate the duration of something or to introduce a reason for something.

I haven't seen my friend since we graduated from college. (Duration)

The meeting has been canceled since there aren't enough attendees. (Reason)

For

"For" can be used to express purpose, reason, or cause.

I went to the store for milk. (Purpose)

I'm staying home for the holidays. (Reason)

The company is expanding for better efficiency. (Cause)

Due to

"Due to" is a more formal way of saying "because of" and is often used to emphasize the cause.

The flight was canceled due to mechanical problems.

The company's profits decreased due to the economic downturn.

The Reason That and The Reason Why

"The reason that" and "the reason why" are both used to introduce an explanation.

The reason that I'm late is because I had a flat tire.

The reason why she's upset is that she lost her job.

Complete the paragraphs with "because, because of, since, for, due to, the reason that, or the reason why". More than one answer is possible.

Apple is one of the most valuable companies in the world ____________________ its innovative products and services. ____________________ the company's constant focus on innovation, it has been able to maintain its position as a leader in the technology industry. ____________________ Apple's commitment to quality, its products are highly sought after by consumers around the world. ____________________ its strong brand reputation, Apple is able to command premium prices for its products. ____________________ its success in the smartphone market, Apple has also expanded into other areas, such as watches, computers, and music streaming. ____________________ the company's diverse product portfolio, it has been able to weather economic downturns and remain profitable.

Microsoft is the world's largest software company ____________________ its products are used by billions of people around the world. ____________________ its early entry into the personal computer market, Microsoft has become the dominant player in the software industry. ____________________ its strong brand reputation, Microsoft's products are trusted by businesses and consumers alike. ____________________ its commitment to innovation, Microsoft has been able to adapt to changing market conditions and remain competitive. ____________________ its acquisition of GitHub, Microsoft has expanded its reach into the developer community. ____________________ its focus on cloud computing, Microsoft has become a leader in the enterprise software market.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is a leader in artificial intelligence ____________________ its investment in research and development. ____________________ its early work in artificial intelligence, Google has become a pioneer in the field. ____________________ its vast data resources, Google has been able to develop sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms. ____________________ its commitment to artificial intelligence, Google has madesignificant investments in research and development. ____________________ its acquisition of DeepMind, Google has gained access to leading artificial intelligence experts. ____________________ its focus on artificial intelligence, Google is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-powered solutions.

Amazon is the world's largest online retailer ____________________ its customer-centric approach and efficient logistics. ____________________ its focus on customer satisfaction, Amazon has built a loyal customer base. ____________________ its innovative logistics network, Amazon is able to deliver products quickly and efficiently. ____________________ its use of technology, Amazon has been able to streamline its operations and reduce costs. ____________________ its vast product selection, Amazon is a one-stop shop for consumers. ____________________ its expansion into new markets, Amazon has continued to grow at a rapid pace.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is a social media giant ____________________ its ability to connect people from all over the world. ____________________ its large user base, Meta is able to generate significant advertising revenue. ____________________ its innovative features, Meta's platforms are popular among users of all ages. ____________________ its focus on community building, Meta has created a valuable resource for its users. ____________________ its expansion into new areas, such as the metaverse, Meta is well-positioned to continue to grow in the future.

Check

Apple

because of its innovative products and services

since the company's constant focus on innovation

due to Apple's commitment to quality

because of its strong brand reputation

because of its success in the smartphone market

the reason that the company's diverse product portfolio

Microsoft

because its products are used by billions of people around the world

since its early entry into the personal computer market

due to its strong brand reputation

because of its commitment to innovation

the reason that its acquisition of GitHub

the reason why its focus on cloud computing

Alphabet

due to its investment in research and development

since its early work in artificial intelligence

because of its vast data resources

the reason that its commitment to artificial intelligence

the reason why its acquisition of DeepMind

the reason why its focus on artificial intelligence

Amazon

because of its customer-centric approach and efficient logistics

due to its focus on customer satisfaction

the reason that its innovative logistics network

the reason why its use of technology

the reason why its vast product selection

the reason why its expansion into new markets