Complete this text with either the present simple or the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. use contracted forms where appropriate: i … (be) a trainee project manager and i … (love) my job. i … (work) for a well-known computer manufacturer, un the marketing department. right now, we … (develop) an advertising campaign foe our newest laptop computers. we … (try) to find the best artist foe our print advertisements, so this week i … (look) at samples of artists’ work every day. i … (feel) proud to work for a big, well-known company. this week i … (start) each day with a planning meeting that includes the ceo. he … (be) very well-known around the world, and my friends all … (think) i’m lucky to work with someone famous.

I'm a trainee project manager and I … (love) my job. I … (work) for a well-known computer manufacturer, in the marketing department. Right now, we … (are developing) an advertising campaign for our newest laptop computers. We (are trying) to find the best artist for our print advertisements, so this week I (look) at samples of artists’ work every day.

I (feel) proud to work for a big, well-known company. This week I … (start) each day with a planning meeting that includes the CEO. He is very well-known around the world, and my friends all (think) I’m lucky to work with someone famous.

I am a trainee project manager and I love my job. I work for a well-known computer manufacturer in the marketing department. Right now, we are developing an advertising campaign for our newest laptop computers. We are trying to find the best artist for our print advertisements, so this week I am looking at samples of artists’ work every day. I feel proud to work for a big, well-known company. This week I am starting each day with a planning meeting that includes the CEO. He is very well-known around the world, and my friends all think I’m lucky to work with someone famous.

Explanation:

1. I am (be) a trainee project manager - We use the present simple form "am" because it describes a permanent state or profession.

2. I love (love) my job - We use the present simple form "love" because it expresses a general truth or regularly occurring action.

3. I work (work) for a well-known computer manufacturer - We use the present simple form "work" because it describes a general truth or regularly occurring action.

4. We are (develop) an advertising campaign for our newest laptop computers - We use the present continuous form "are developing" because it describes an action happening at the present moment.

5. We are (try) to find the best artist for our print advertisements - We use the present continuous form "are trying" because it describes an action happening at the present moment.

6. This week I am (look) at samples of artists' work every day - We use the present continuous form "am looking" because it describes an action happening at the present moment.

7. I feel (feel) proud to work for a big, well-known company - We use the present simple form "feel" because it expresses a general truth or regularly occurring action.

8. This week I am (start) each day with a planning meeting that includes the CEO - We use the present continuous form "am starting" because it describes an action happening at the present moment.

9. He is (be) very well-known around the world - We use the present simple form "is" because it describes a permanent state or profession.

10. My friends all think I'm (think) lucky to work with someone famous - We use the present simple form "think" because it expresses a general truth or regularly occurring action.