Liz changed jobs two weeks ago. She used to work in a shop, but now she works in an office. At first, it was a little bit difficult, but she is slowly getting used to it. Use the ideas below to talk about how she is getting along, as in the example. • take messages • A: She wasn't used to wearing formal clothes, but she's getting used to it now. B: She still hasn't got used to getting up early. • wear formal clothes • get up early • use a computer • send faxes • file papers • go on business trips • arrange appointments and meetings

Here’s a conversation that incorporates the ideas about how Liz is getting along in her new job: A: She wasn't used to wearing formal clothes, but she's getting used to it now. B: That's great! What about getting up early? A: She still hasn't got used to getting up early. It was a big change from her previous schedule. B: I can imagine! How is she doing with using a computer? A: At first, she found it challenging, but she's becoming more comfortable with using a computer every day. B: That's good to hear! How about sending faxes? A: She initially struggled with sending faxes since she never had to do that before, but now she’s starting to figure it out. B: What about filing papers? A: She wasn't really used to filing papers, but she is getting the hang of it, though it still takes her some time. B: How does she feel about going on business trips? A: She was a bit nervous about going on business trips at first, but now she’s actually looking forward to them. B: That sounds like progress! How's she managing with arranging appointments and meetings? A: She found it a bit overwhelming initially, but she's learning how to arrange appointments and meetings more efficiently now. Overall, Liz is making great strides in her new office job!