Word formation
For questions 1-8, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line.
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In most offices, meetings take place around a table, often with coffee and biscuits. But a growing number of companies are encouraging staff to try a less 1. alternative: the walking meeting, in which colleagues discuss their work while taking a stroll outside. Supporters say the idea has several 2. features. Spending less time sitting down is good for your health, and many people find that a change of scene makes them more 3.. Conversations also tend to feel less formal, so junior staff may feel more 4. about sharing their opinions with managers. Walking side by side rather than sitting face to face can also make 5. feel less personal. However, the idea is not suitable for every situation. It is 6. to take detailed notes on the move, and a meeting with more than three or four people quickly becomes 7.. Bad weather is another obvious problem. Even so, for short, 8. discussions between two or three colleagues, a walk around the block may be just what is needed.