Mr Sallinger ...... (sometimes / snarl) at my suggestions making it obvious he hates them a lot.

The singers ...... (scream) in the mics every time they're performing on stage live.

The teacher ...... (give) us a test any time she doesn't feel like doing anything in class.

Those tourist guides at the bureau ...... (talk) too quickly any time they don't feel like working hard. Then, nobody understands what they're saying.

The spokeswoman ...... (step) in front of the cameras and ...... (say) nothing substantial at all.

Snake charmers ...... (play) some lovely music and ...... (hypnotise) the snakes in the process.

The assistant professor ...... (always / speak) very critically about our work. She wants us to do better and better still.

The headmistress ...... (stay) at the school gate after 8.00 o'clock every day to see how's arrived late for classes.

The Prime Minister ...... (forever / accuse) you of breaking the law.

My science teacher at primary school ...... (always / prepare) well for classes as she loves her job very much.

Miss Flinstone ...... (sometimes / get) big-headed and stop thinking about anybody else except herself.

Most of my colleagues at Wharlton ...... (always / scheme) against their co-workers in order to get promoted.