I have to work on my presentation; you, your report.

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You need to work on your report, and I have to work on my presentation.

We both have assignments due; I'm working on my presentation, and you're working on your report.

Let's divide the tasks: I'll focus on the presentation, and you can work on your report.

We have deadlines approaching; I need to finalize my presentation, and you need to complete your report.

I must prepare my presentation; you, your report.

I've got to finish my presentation, and you've got your report to do.

I need to do my presentation; you, your report.

To dedicate time and effort to completing a task.

A formal talk delivered to an audience.

A written account of something.