Mark (work) at the bank. He’s a permanent employee.

I promise you I (send) you that file by close of business today.

Jane (not/come) to the weekly meeting yesterday.

Anne (work) from home this week. She’ll be back in the office next Monday.

I (go) to Hamburg for a meeting tomorrow morning. We planned the meeting weeks ago.

9.30am isn’t possible for me tomorrow. I have clients visiting and we (sit) in the conference room at that time. The meeting starts at 9.

When I came in this morning, the receptionist (talk) to someone on the phone.

So far we (sell) three solutions to that client.

By the end of the year, we (be) in this office building for a decade.

Before we started the meeting, we (give) our guests a tour of the plant.

John (go) on business trips the whole time for the past few weeks. So often that I have hardly seen him.

 (you/get) that email I sent you yesterday?

Sorry I am late! How long (you/wait)?

Rachel (not/work) in Marketing anymore. She has moved to Sales.

 (you/go) away this weekend? Or have you other plans?

(you/meet) the CEO before you joined the company?

(you/be) in the office next Friday?

My boss told me that my Business English (get) better from day to day. That was goog to hear.

We (have) a team meeting every Monday morning at 9 o’ clock.

Ben and Charlie (be) in Hamburg last Monday to finalise the deal.