Put the verbs in the grammatically correct form

1. If you need the secretary during the reception, she [ ] papers as usual.
2. After the lunchtime, my driver [ ] you around the city for an hour and a half.
3. You all [ ] for the delegation when the train arrives at the station.
4. Just in case, I [ ] at the Marion Hotel from Monday to Friday.
5. During the evening I [ ] and you [ ] your privacy.
6. I [ ] a postbox and [ ] your letter for you.
7. She [ ] shorter hours and [ ] tomorrow after 2 pm.
8. You [ ] tea together for half hour or longer but only if the meeting [ ] over by that time.
9. At nine, after the reception I still [ ].
10. Everybody [ ] with joy if they [ ] that Harry [ ] his word.