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accounting
keeping track of money

rent(noun)
The money I pay to use something that belongs to someone else

agency
a business or organization that provides a service for people

representative(noun)
a person who speaks or acts for a group of people

representative(adjective)
a good example of the group

resident
someone who lives somewhere

candidate
someone who wants to be chosen

conduct(verb)
to lead or do something in an organized way

conduct(noun)
behavior

corporate
about a company

committee
a small group chosen to work on something together

advance(adjective)
done earlier or before something

advance(verb)
to move forward or make progress

expense
money I spend

renovation
making something old better or new again

résumé
a paper that shows what I can do when I want a job

inform
to tell someone important information

executive(noun)
a boss who makes important decisions in a company

executive(adjective)
for the top bosses or decision-makers

branch
a part that grows out from a bigger main thing

refund(noun)
money returned to you

refund(verb)
to give money back

merchandise
products for sale

estimate(noun)
an educated guess about a number or amount

estimate(verb)
to make an educated guess

appreciate
to be thankful for something or understand its value

track(verb)
to follow or monitor something

commercial(adjective)
about business, money, or selling things

reference(noun)
something I use to look up information

reference(verb)
to mention or point to a source of information

invitation
a message asking me to come or join

selection
choices or the act of choosing

memo
a short message that gives important information

attach
to connect or fasten something to another thing

correct(verb)
to fix mistakes and make them right

council
a group of people who decide things together

suppose
to think something is probably true or make a guess

regular(noun)
a person who comes often
manufacturer
the maker of products
warehouse
a huge storage building for goods
individual(adjective)
for one person, separate, or unique
individual(noun)
one single person
permit(noun)
a paper or card that gives permission
permit(verb)
to allow
transfer(noun)
the move from one place to another
intend
to plan or mean to do something
brochure
a small paper booklet that gives information
competition
a contest to see who wins
consumer
a person who buys or uses things
procedure
steps I follow to do something
potential(adjective)
possible in the future or could happen
potential(noun)
hidden ability that could grow in the future
headquarters
the main place where important decisions are made
further(adjective)
more or additional
further(adverb)
more or to a greater distance or degree
distribute
to give out or hand out to many people
raise(noun)
more money added to my salary
impress
to make someone think I’m great
range(verb)
to go from one point to another or vary between two points
luggage
travel bags
investment
putting in something now to get more later
entire
whole or all of something