Use the Present Indefinite or the Present Continuous instead of the infinitives in brackets:
Mark: …… Are you looking …. (you/look) for someone?
Alan: Yes, …. I need …… (I need) to speak to Neil. he isn‟t in his office.
Mark: (1) ……… (he / talk) to the boos at the moment. (2) ………… (I / think) (3) ……………. (they / discuss) money.
Alan: Oh, right. And what about you? (4) ……….. (you / look) for someone too?
Mark: Yes, Linda. (5)……… (you / know) where she is?
Alan: Oh, she isn‟t here today. She only (6) ……….. work four days a week. (7) ……….. (she / not / work) on Fridays. She‟ll be here on Monday.
Mark: Thank you. (8) ………. (you / know) a lot of about Linda.
Alan: Well, most days (9) ……….. (I / give) her a lift, or (10) ……….. (she / give) me one. (11) …………. (She / live) quite close to me. (12) …………. (it / save) petrol.
Mark: Yes, of course. Good idea. Yes, (13) ……………. (I / agree). Well, (14) ………….. (I / waste) my time here then, I‟ll get back to my computer.
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If you don't need all these clothes, why not give them to you
for some people in need?
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It does not give me peace, so it is not easy for me.
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Could you give me money?
Is that my pen? I need it, because then how do I write.
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You should not give things to strangers.
No need to give up after the first failure!
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