A twist: An unexpected change or development in a story or situation.
High stakes: A situation with significant potential consequences or risks.
A lot to juggle: Having many tasks or responsibilities to manage simultaneously.
Play out: To unfold, develop, or happen.
Pitfalls: Hidden dangers or difficulties.
A "Oh no" moment: A moment of sudden realization of a problem or mistake.
Belly up: To fail completely or go bankrupt.
Bulletproof: Incapable of failing or being defeated.
Shift gears: To change one's approach or focus.
The flip side: The opposite or contrasting aspect of something.
Gobble up: To consume or acquire quickly and greedily.
A secret weapon: A hidden advantage or resource.
Airtight/Rock solid/Bulletproof: Flawless, perfect, or impenetrable.
Give an edge: To provide an advantage over others.
A game changer: Something that significantly alters a situation or competition.
In a horizontal merger, two companies operating in the same industry and at the same stage of production merge to increase market share and reduce competition. A vertical merger involves companies at different stages of the production process within the same industry, aiming to improve efficiency and control over the supply chain.
Grammar: The Third Conditional
Structure/Formula:
If + past perfect tense, ... would have + past participle
Example:
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