curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-conditionals/678519c0009c0864277dbfcc.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does smaller companies mean in this context?
Companies that operate internationally.
Smaller companies typically refers to the size of the business, not their location or reach.
Businesses that only sell products online.
Smaller companies is not limited to online businesses; it refers to size and resources.
Businesses that are not as large or well-established as bigger companies.
Large corporations with many employees.
Smaller companies refers to businesses that are smaller in size and scale, not large corporations.
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Smaller companies refers to businesses that have fewer employees, lower revenue, or smaller market influence compared to large corporations. For example:
Local bakeries are examples of smaller companies competing with large chains. - Small businesses compared to well-known corporations.
Smaller companies often rely on personal customer relationships to succeed. - They operate on a smaller scale, often focusing on niche markets.
In the audio, smaller companies are mentioned as potentially facing challenges due to their limited resources if the hypothetical situation occurs.
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