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... But I hope you know what you're doing.
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I'm forever picking your hairs out of the bath!
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I am not making much money these days.
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... It's getting colder every day.
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Pete was ill but he is getting over his illness now.
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... It lasts over four hours.
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Emerson is currently top of the driver's league.
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... I recognise you now.
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I work in this office all the time.
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Every year I visit Britain to improve my English.
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Hey, you! What do you think you're doing?
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I hear that you have been promoted. Congratulations
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Normally we get in touch with customers by post.
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Jane is away on holiday so Linda is handling her work.
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... But what do you do in the afternoons?
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... My old one doesn't fit any more,
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... Why are you looking at me like that?
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The food tastes even worse now.
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Please be quiet, David. You are forever interrupting!
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What happens now?
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British people are drinking more and more wine, apparently.
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I'm feeling rather run down at present, doctor
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... But I'm thinking about it.