A: My grandfather is a volunteer. Twice a week he (read) for blind people.
B: That’s great! My grandmother (work) part-time in a bookstore. She usually (ride) her bike to work.
A: Where is she now? (she/work)?
B: Right now she’s on vacation. She (visit) her sister in Florida.

A: Can I borrow your dictionary?
B: I’m sorry. I (use) it now. Where’s your dictionary?
A: I never (bring) it to class. It’s too heavy.
B: (you/expect) to use my dictionary all the time? You (need) a dictionary app for your phone.
A: I (not/have) a smart phone.

A: What (the teacher/say)? She (talk) too fast, so I (not/understand) her.
B: I don’t know. I (not/listen). I (text) a friend.
A: I (think) you should pay attention in class.

A: What (you/write)?
B: I (write) an essay about my grandparents.
I (love) them very much.
A: (they/live) with you?
B: No, they don’t. They live in Pakistan. They (visit) us once a year.
A: How (you/communicate)? By e-mail?
B: We usually (do) a video chat once a week. But right now their computer (not/work), so we (use) the phone.

A: (you/see) that guy over there? Who is he?
B: That’s my technology teacher.
A: He (wear) jeans and running shoes. And he (have) an earring in his ear. He (look)
like a student.
B: I (know). Everyone (think) he’s a student. But he’s a very professional teacher.

A: My parents (plan) to put Grandma in a nursing home. Mom (think) she’ll receive better care there.
B: It (sound) like a difficult decision.
A: It is. Mom (not/know) what else to do. Grandma (sometimes/fall).
B: Maybe she ___________ (need) a cane or a walker.
A: Her memory is bad too. She (never/remember) where she puts things.
B: Can I call you back later? I (hear) my other phone. My son (call) me.