Present Simple: An Interview with a Nurse (A2)
A2. Complete the interview with the present simple form of the verbs in brackets. Use short forms (don't, doesn't, isn't).
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doesn't
work
do
does
start
work
always have
isn't
don't see
sometimes go
does
never get up
works
is
work
finishes
usually work
starts
often meet
do
do
like
sleep
do
Interviewer: Hi, Maria. Where you (you / work)?
Maria: I (work) at a big hospital in the city. I'm a nurse.
Interviewer: So, you (you / like) your job?
Maria: Yes, I love it! But it (not be) easy. I (usually / work) at night, so I (sleep) in the day.
Interviewer: What time your shift (your shift / start)?
Maria: It (start) at 8 pm and (finish) at 8 am.
Interviewer: Tell me, your husband (your husband / work) at night too?
Maria: No, he (not). He (be) a teacher, so he (work) in the day. We (not see) each other very often during the week.
Interviewer: And what you (you / do) on your days off?
Maria: I (never / get up) early! I (often / meet) my friends for lunch, and we (sometimes / go) shopping. My husband and I (always / have) dinner together on Sundays.
Maria: I (work) at a big hospital in the city. I'm a nurse.
Interviewer: So, you (you / like) your job?
Maria: Yes, I love it! But it (not be) easy. I (usually / work) at night, so I (sleep) in the day.
Interviewer: What time your shift (your shift / start)?
Maria: It (start) at 8 pm and (finish) at 8 am.
Interviewer: Tell me, your husband (your husband / work) at night too?
Maria: No, he (not). He (be) a teacher, so he (work) in the day. We (not see) each other very often during the week.
Interviewer: And what you (you / do) on your days off?
Maria: I (never / get up) early! I (often / meet) my friends for lunch, and we (sometimes / go) shopping. My husband and I (always / have) dinner together on Sundays.