Present simple or Present continuous_Part One

“What’s your job?”
“I … (work) in the marketing department of a large insurance company.”

“How’s work?”
“Pretty busy. I … (get) ready to move to our New York office.”

“What … (you do)?”

“I’m an accountant.”

“What … (you do) here?”
“I’m giving a presentation on our new product range.”

“What exactly … (you do)?”

“I negotiate deals with new suppliers.”

“What … (you work on)?”

“I’m hiring staff for a new branch in Kobe.

“How’s your project going?”
“Not very well. We … (still work) on the initial plan.”

“Do you often go abroad on business?”
“No, very rarely, unfortunately. I mainly … (travel) around Japan.”

“What does your company do?”
“We … (sell) traditional Japanese clothes, most of the time in Central and Eastern Europe.”

“How’s business?”
“Pretty good. Sales of our new product … (really grow).”

“…(your company hire) at the moment?”
“Not right now. New staff almost always start in April, or sometimes in September.”

“… (your company employ) many people?”
“Quite a lot. We have 23,000 full-time employees in 12 countries.”