We want to help you, but sometimes you don’t behave very well ............. understand our role.

Also, we do not know every single item in the store by heart. We ............. try to help you, but don’t blame us if we don’t know everything.

A: We haven’t got the ad ready yet. B: Don’t worry. I .............. (just / do) it. I ....................... (start) now.

A: Are the adverts going on the web this month? B: No, but they............ (be) before the end of the year.

What you can do is ask for our assistance rather than rummaging through everything and making a mess. What we ................... asking is please be considerate of us when you come shopping.

Once I'VE SOLD/ I SELL this batch of second-hand goods, I GO/ I WILL GO online and try to buy more to upsell.

My parents ARE HELPING/ WILL BE HELPING us at the charity event once WE'VE OPENED UP/ WE'RE GOING TO OPEN TO OPEN UP. They 'RE GOING TO/ 'RE TO organise the refreshment stand.

A: My train might be delayed on Saturday. B: I don’t mind. I................ (wait) for you in the car park.

A: She’s very good at her job, isn’t she? B: Yes. In fact, she ................. (take up) a role as manager in the next month.

When WILL THE AD BE/ IS THE AD ready? I'LL HAVE TO/ I'M HAVING TO get it up on the site before the weekend.

David is BEING/ GOING TO BE angry that we’ve sold so few things. He’ll BE/ HAVE BEEN working for over three months on his new site.

( Complete the gaps with 1 word only ) But in this blog I’m .............. to tell you what effect you have ............ us.

A: The products we ordered haven’t arrived! B: OK, so what .................... (we / do)?