Open the brackets and use the proper tense.1. Linda and I (work) for a company, which (produce) automobiles. 2. We both

1. Linda and I work for a company, which produces automobiles. 2. We both work at an office which is just in front of the factory where cars are made). 3. I start work at ten o\'clock, and Linda comes to the office at nine. 4. She is good at typing, she writes letters and reports every day. 5. She does not know French very well, so she often goes to the sixth floor where I work. 6. I sometimes help her translate letters, as I know French rather well. 7. Linda also answers telephone calls, sometimes she shows visitors around the factory. 8. She does common paperwork, she writes memos, files reports, answers letters. 9. She often arranges meetings for her boss and other managers of the company. 10. Do you understand what her job is? Yes, she is a secretary. 11. But she does not like her job and wants to be a manager.