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B: well jess what have you been doing this morning?
J: oh, it's been really busy. I've been going round all the different departments to see what they do. What about you? Have you seen anything interesting?
B: I (1)... to see finance department, accounts and personnel.
J: that doesn't sound very exciting.
B: no you're right. But this afternoon I'm going to see the art department where they (2)... the designs for all the magazines.
J: yes, I (3)... that department already. They (4)... some fascinating pictures today but they don't always have such interesting material, they said. And the editors (5)... always ... things at the last moment, which (6)... everyone very irritable.
B: and I hear that the art editor has a very short temper.
J: don't worry, he's not there today. He (7)... to some exhibition.
B: oh good. Hey who's that man over there? He (8)... us since we came in.
J: the one by the door? I don't know. He (9)... like a lawyer or something, not a journalist. Perhaps he (10)... only ... here to look round, like us.
B: careful, he (11)... this way.
M: excuse me, are you the two trainees who (12)... the day here?
J: that's right
M: (13)... yourselves?
B: er,yes. Thank you. But -
M: oh yes. I'm David Gordon. I (14)... this company.

B: well jess what have you been doing this morning?
J: oh, it's been really busy. I've been going round all the different departments to see what they do. What about you? Have you seen anything interesting?
B: I (1) managed to see finance department, accounts and personnel.
J: that doesn't sound very exciting.
B: no you're right. But this afternoon I'm going to see the art department where they (2) make the designs for all the magazines.
J: yes, I (3) have been to that department already. They (4) are making some fascinating pictures today but they don't always have such interesting material, they said. And the editors (5) are always doing things at the last moment, which (6) makes everyone very irritable.
B: and I hear that the art editor has a very short temper.
J: don't worry, he's not there today. He (7) has gone to some exhibition.
B: oh good. Hey who's that man over there? He (8) has been looking at us since we came in.
J: the one by the door? I don't know. He (9) looks like a lawyer or something, not a journalist. Perhaps he (10) has only come here to look round, like us.
B: careful, he (11) He is heading this way.
M: excuse me, are you the two trainees who (12) are spending the day here?
J: that's right
M: (13) Are you enjoying yourselves?
B: er,yes. Thank you. But -
M: oh yes. I'm David Gordon. I (14) run this company.