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Coordinator: Where is Ms Weber?
Technician: She is ___ the control room today.

Supervisor: How many water samples are ready?
Analyst: There ___ three on the desk.

Engineer: Where ___ this water sample come from?
Analyst: From the northern site.

Visitor: Are the operators ready for the tour?
Guide: Yes, the operators ___ ready.

Colleague: Is that a new safety helmet?
Technician: No, it is my ___ old helmet.

Supervisor: Do you visit the treatment plant on Sundays?
Engineer: No. I stay at home every Sunday. I ___ go there on Sundays.

Coordinator: Is Maria on site today?
Manager: No, she ___ . She is working from home.

Technician: We need filters for the new unit. ___ filters do we have in storage?

Supervisor: Marta cannot find ___ access card. Have you seen it?

Buyer: Can I help you?
Engineer: Yes, I would like to order ___ replacement filters here.

Coordinator: Where are the technicians?
Supervisor: They ___ the pumps right now.

Engineer: Is the new pump efficient?
Manager: Yes, it is ___ efficient than the old one.

Analyst: Could you send ___ water samples for the lab? We need a few to complete the check.

Visitor: When would you like to see the recycling facility?
Manager: I ___ to go tomorrow, if possible.

Supervisor: What did you do on Saturday?
Technician: I ___ the site before the maintenance work began.

Manager: Where ___ you last Tuesday? I tried to call you.
Engineer: I was at the energy facility.

Trainer: Which method works best for this task?
Operator: This is ___ way to reduce waste.

Engineer: Can we use this solution directly?
Analyst: No, it is ___ strong for this process.

Manager: Why did you miss the call yesterday?
Analyst: I ___ preparing the water quality report.

Supervisor: Can you join us tomorrow morning?
Technician: Sorry, I ___ to attend the safety briefing.

Driver: Sorry, I am blocking the loading area, ___ I?
Coordinator: Yes, just a little.

Visitor: Who takes the containers away?
Supervisor: They ___ every morning.

Engineer: The filter is damaged. We are ___ replace it next week.

Manager: If we install the new sensor, we ___ have to update the monitoring plan.

Supervisor: Do you know anyone on the water team?
Engineer: Yes, I know ___ of people there.

Coordinator: Look at those dark clouds over the site. It ___ rain before the inspection.

Manager: How long ___ responsible for this site?
Engineer: Since 2022.

Analyst: Have you ___ the latest water quality report yet?
Manager: Not yet.

Supervisor: ___ you checked the valves yet?
Technician: I will do it before lunch.

Manager: I have worked at this facility for years.
Colleague: Really? When ___ working here?

Engineer: Do you still record every reading by hand?
Analyst: No, but we ___ do that before the new sensors arrived.

Supervisor: What did the inspector ask?
Technician: She asked what I ___ during the previous two days.

Buyer: Which supplier will you choose for the replacement parts?
Manager: I ___ probably choose the one with the shorter lead time.

Engineer: Have you found a more efficient pump?
Buyer: No, I ___ looking for one for weeks.

Manager: When did the team finally repair the leak?
Supervisor: Yesterday. They ___ on it for three days before they found the cause.

Coordinator: Can we inspect the outdoor tanks today?
Technician: It ___ since Monday, so the ground is still wet.

Manager: Is the specialist coming to the site visit?
Assistant: Yes. She called this morning and said she ___ be a little late.

Analyst: The report says energy use doubled yesterday.
Engineer: That ___ be right. The meter shows a much lower reading.

Buyer: We have very little in the maintenance budget.
Manager: I know, but there is enough to ___ until next month.

Engineer: What do you think of the new filter?
Analyst: The unit, ___ was installed last year, has worked well so far.

Supervisor: The old pump is unreliable.
Manager: I ___ replace it if the budget allowed, but it does not right now.

Manager: What would happen if we won the new contract?
Director: If we ___ it, we would expand the team.

Colleague: The technical briefing was useful yesterday. You ___ have joined us.
Engineer: I know. I was called to another site.

Coordinator: The figures are ready.
Analyst: Great, let's review the monitoring data now, ___ we?

Supervisor: That customer meeting was difficult. What would you have done if you ___ in my position?
Manager: I think you handled it well.

Coordinator: The team is travelling tonight. By this time tomorrow, they ___ the water treatment plant.

Buyer: The parts arrived late. I wish I ___ the earlier delivery slot.

Technician: The alarm keeps sounding.
Engineer: I know. I just wish it ___ so we could concentrate.

Manager: Are we ready for today's meeting?
Analyst: Yes. If we had not tested the samples early, we ___ ready now.

Supervisor: Next April will mark ten years for me. I ___ at this Veolia site for ten years exactly.

Coordinator: The delivery has been postponed until tomorrow.
Driver: Then we ___ have rushed to load the trucks this morning after all.

Technician: The spare parts did not arrive before the shutdown.
Supervisor: If you ___ them sooner, they would have been here in time.

Manager: Have the inspections finished?
Coordinator: Not yet, but the team ___ all the sites by next Friday.