Across: |
1. | Did the boss tell the workers to stop ___ing about the broken-down elevators? |
4. | Was their new office on the third floor of an old ___ or a new ___? |
5. | The ___ told his workers to be glad they didn't have to walk up five floors. |
8. | Both of the tiny ___s in the building broke down. They didn't go up or down. |
10. | A ___ is a movable wall that separates workers from one another and gives them privacy. |
11. | Both of the elevators were ___; they weren't big enough for four persons. |
12. | The coatroom was a tiny ___; it wasn't a big walk-in ___. |
14. | The closest ___ route was two blocks away. Workers had to walk two blocks to the ___ stop. |
15. | ___ of the tiny elevators broke down on Friday--not one of them, but ___ of them. |
17. | All the desks and chairs were ___med together. There was no space between them. |
18. | A. Were shops and restaurants ___s away from the new office? B. Yes, and a city ___ is a long walk. |
19. | Why are we moving into a new office? Our ___ office is very nice. |
20. | A nice ___ is quiet, clean, and safe. It's near shopping and transportation. People prefer to live in nice ___s. |