Chimney sweepers ...... (tend/get up) early in the morning as the have to start work early.

A doctor in Slovakia ...... (tend/work) long hours and still receives poor pay.

Bus drivers ...... (tend/have) a short break and get off the bus for a minute or two if they find the time.

Cleaning ladies in our company ...... (tend/dust) desks every week as we have a very strict supervisor who is obsessed with hygiene.

The woman I'm in love with ...... (tend/smile) a lot.

The company managers ...... (tend/take) part in meetings every Monday morning.

New staff always ...... (tend/be) a little shy at first, but after a few weeks, they settle down and make friends.

The traffic wardens in my town ...... (tend/take) their jobs seriously which is why you can always see them walking around the city center.

The oculist my daughter visits twice a year ...... (tend/work) on Saturdays as well.

My former formmaster ...... (tend/talk) to his students not only about school, but also about their personal problems.

The new Minister of Agriculture ...... (tend/produce) great results quicklyl.

The company manager ...... (tend/stimulate) a higher output than most of his fellow managers.

International companies ...... (tend/offer) a wide range of incentives in order to make the positions on offer more attractive to prospective applicants.

The DJ of this club ...... (tend/play) a lot of rock'n'roll songs on Fridays.

Nervous drivers ...... (tend/sound) their horn every now and again to let the other people know that they should continue their driving.