... 7:30, Dan ... (catch the bus).
At 7:30, Dan catches the bus.
He often ... (deal wit the paperwork).
He often deals with the paperwork.
Bill ... (get to work) ... 8:45.
Bill gets to work at 8:45.
Mila often ... (go to international conferences).
Mila often goes to international conferences.
... 6 pm, Mike ... (leave work)
At 6 pm, Mike leaves work.
... the morning, Patrick ... (checks his diary).
In the morning, Patrick checks his diary.
Bob ... (manage a department).
Bob manages a department.
... Tuesdays, John usually ... (visit the factory).
On Tuesdays, John usually visits the factory.
... the evening, Olaf usually ... (make phone calls).
In the evening, Olaf usually makes phone calls.
... Thursday, our managers usually ... (meet clients and customers).
On Thursday, our managers usually meet clients and customers.
... April, July and October, we usually ... (have business trips).
In April, July and October, we usually have business trips.
... June and December, Olena ... (report work progress).
In June and December, Olena reports work progress.
... 01:00 pm, Gloria and Suzy ... (eat lunch).
At 01:00 pm, Gloria and Suzy eat lunch.
... the morning, Jenny ... (surf on the Internet).
In the morning, Jenny surfs on the Internet.
... the morning, Lora ... (read and write emails).
In the morning, Lora reads and writes emails.
... noon, Sam ... (have a coffee break).
At noon, Sam has a coffee break.
... the afternoon, Tom and Ben usually ... (speak on the phone).
In the afternoon, Tom and Ben usually speak on the phone.
... 7 pm, Robert ... (get home).
At 7 pm, Robert gets home.