2. Choose the correct verb form.

1. Our suppliers regularly change / are changing prices once a month basing on the currency exchange calculations.

2. Internet fraud increases / is increasing in many European countries.

3. What does she do / is she doing? - She is an executive secretary.

4. People usually demand / are demanding higher salaries when inflation goes up / is going up.

5. I deal with / I am dealing with Sue’s clients while she is on vacation.

6. What do you do / are you doing? – I am sending the invoice details.

7. They operate / are operating in London, and now they set up / are setting up new offices in Beijing.

8. Where do you work / are you working? – London this month, then Moscow the next.

9. This computer is always breaking down / always breaks down.

10. Today managers need / are needing a new approach that relies / is relying more on communication and less on command.

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