Question

Put each of the following words in its correct place in the sentences below. Mind that –er usually has an active meaning, e.g. examiner (a person who sets an examination), whereas –ee has a passive meaning, e.g. examinee (a person who takes an examination): interviewer
trainer
employer headhunter franchiser
interviewee
trainee
employee headhuntee franchisee 1. I was given a pay rise of $1000 by my _____________________. 2. A football team normally has a _____________________ to keep the players fit. 3. A television ___________________ should always give the ___________________ a proper chance to express his or her opinions. 4. That company has 200 people working in its factory. My brother works there and I, too, am an _____________________. 5. At the moment he’s a management _____________________. If he’s successful, he’ll be given his first responsible position in January. 6. Mr. Smith was the _____________________ of a computer store, and paid the _____________________ a fixed percentage of his total income. 7. Because of their ruthless tactics _____________________s have never been considered the most respected profession. 8. Being able to win the trust of the _____________________ on the telephone is really where the art of headhunting comes in. 9. In order to move freely within the hospital, every _____________________ of the UCLA Hospital was required to wear a photo badge. 10. The second short-listed ____________________ didn’t mind working on Sundays. 11. The telephone company is the country’s largest _____________________.

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headhunter

headhuntee  

1. I was given a pay rise of $1000 by my employer. 2. A football team normally has a trainer to keep the players fit. 3. A television interviewer

 should always give the interviewee   a proper chance to express his or her opinions. 4. That company has 200 people working in its factory. My brother works there and I, too, am an employee. 5. At the moment he’s a management trainee . If he’s successful, he’ll be given his first responsible position in January. 6. Mr. Smith was the franchisee of a computer store, and paid the franchiser  a fixed percentage of his total income. 7. Because of their ruthless tactics headhunters have never been considered the most respected profession. 8. Being able to win the trust of the  headhuntee   on the telephone is really where the art of headhunting comes in. 9. In order to move freely within the hospital, every employee of the UCLA Hospital was required to wear a photo badge. 10. The second short-listed trainee(?) didn’t mind working on Sundays. 11. The telephone company is the country’s largest franchiser.

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