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Every morning Jane (start) work at 9. She usually (answer) the phone and (write) emails.
Jane (write) reports on Fridays. → Make it negative.
I (not / answer) the phone. I (process) orders.
Complete and answer: “How often you (answer) the phone at work?”
Jane usually (start) work at 9. She often (answer) the phone. → How often she (write) emails?
Our manager (go) to meetings every week. He (not / make) calls in the morning. → He usually (finish) work early?
I (process) orders in the afternoon. I (not / travel) for work. → You (call) customers every day?
She always (write) reports on Fridays. She rarely (finish) work late. → What time she usually (start) work?
We (do) research before meetings. We (not / answer) the phone during lunch. → You (analyse) data at work?
My colleague (be responsible for) customers. She often (call) them. → Who (process) orders in your office?
A: She (be responsible for) orders. B: She often (call) customers. → Ask about meetings
A: He (analyse) data every day. B: He (not / make) calls. → Ask when he finishes work.
A: I usually (process) orders in the morning. B: I (not / go) to meetings on Mondays. → Ask about phone calls.
Jane’s diary: 9:00 – I (start) work. 10:00 – I usually (answer) the phone and (write) emails. 12:00 – I (not / go) to meetings today.
Question: What does Jane usually do after 10:00?
Team diary: 9:00 – We (start) work together. 10:30 – We (process) orders. 12:00 – We (not / go) to meetings today.
Question: What do they usually do at 10:30?
Tom’s diary: 8:30 – I (be responsible for) customer orders. 9:00 – I (call) customers. 11:00 – I (not / travel) this week.
Question: Who is Tom responsible for?
