So ... How's Your Girl?

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Present continuous ( I am working) Present perfect continuous ( I have been working) Present perfect simple ( I have worked) Present perfect simple or present perfect continuous? Despite training to give vaccines I didn’t get to stick a COVID into someone’s arm until October, but I’ve helped out since then (and I feel I’m doing my bit). We lack intelligence about what is happening in the EU because we don’t have any regular system of meetings with people in Brussels. For me, I was misdiagnosed with Type 2 for 10 years before they understood that something was wrong. I'm currently waiting on a PCR test result, so that might scupper my trip to Breedon Hill in the morning to see my dad, and his parents.

The people I have seen have been mainly family (I have a pretty big extended family) and my wife’s friends (she is more sociable than me: not that her friends aren’t also my friends, but you know what I mean). Our son is booked to come back to Australia for a holiday after 2 years in Berlin where he’s happy and creating some great electronic music, but we just long to have him around in person.

The constant changing of regulations did my head in but I had a summer where I could get to meet my son in Iceland for the first time in 2 years.

I wish good health to all AWers, thank you for making this the only thing resembling social media that I pay any heed to, and I love you all.Register In written English, people often prefer to use extremely rather than so to emphasize an adjective or adverb, because it sounds more formal: These schools are extremely difficult to get into. I’m doing a course with the spare days which may or may not lead me out of this hellhole of a job and into something where I get treated like a human being.