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A What’s your current address?
B Eleven, Park Street. 1 I stay / I’m staying with friends until I can get my own place.
A Since when?
B 2 I’ve lived / I’ve been living there since June.
A Have you got a degree?
B Not yet. 3 I study / I’m studying business and finance with the Open University.
A How long have you 4 done / been doing that?
B For two years. 5 Are you thinking / Do you think that will make it difficult for me?
A Not at all. Some employers 6 insist / are insisting on a degree, but not all.
B That’s good, because I’ll 7 study / be studying for two more years.
A 8 Are you / Are you being flexible?
B Yes, of course. Frankly, 9 I need / I’m needing the money so 10I’m looking / I look for anything which is full-time.
A OK. This firm 11recruits / is recruiting for its Help Desk. Let’s give them a call.
1 My son is just two. g
2 Your hair is soaking.
3 What do you think about the new manager?
4 Real Madrid were leading 2–0 at half time.
5 The house has got too large for my parents.
6 My uncle comes from Australia.
7 What are you thinking about?
8 How long have you been with the company?
a Nothing really. Just daydreaming.
b Yes, but the game ended in a draw.
c She seems very bright and capable.
d In May I’ll have been working here for 20 years.
e It’s been raining and I forgot my umbrella.
f So they won’t be living there much longer?
g He’s being quite diffi cult at the moment.
h And he’s coming all that way for your wedding?
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