English lessons about feedback

Yesterday, my teammate and I saw a bug.

Yesterday I felt stuck on a task.

Last week I had to share bad numbers.

I sent a wrong number in the meeting notes.

I remember my math teacher from high school.

Late at night, I think about Mrs. Chen.

I sit with my coffee, and my hands feel heavy.

Last week we had a project review.

Yesterday, a student got a low score.

Every week, the team orders from the same place.

Yesterday I fixed a customer's issue.

I held that truth for so long.

Last Tuesday, I saw my coworker's new car.

Yesterday, we planned to ship the new app.

I read my coworker's code pull request yesterday.

In a review last week, I disagreed with my teammate.

I pushed code that broke the login page.

I remember Mrs. Dewi from culinary school.

I wrote a letter to a guest.

I opened my email at midnight.

I finish work and close my laptop.

I found an old email today.

I said the truth today.

I said the wrong thing to a guest.

Last week I pushed code that broke the login page.

I got the quarterly numbers yesterday.

I broke the login page this morning.

I open the email again.

I nearly gave up on this project.

I met a parent after class last week.

I finally told my boss the truth today.

I learned something new today.

I broke the code last week.

I used to say yes to everything.

A teammate thought a bug was urgent.

I wrote a letter to my boss.

I held it in for months.

I sent my code for review yesterday.

I sat down with a parent yesterday.

I remember her name: Mrs. Delgado.

I had to present our plan to the leadership team.

My teammate said we should launch early.

I made a small mistake today.

I used to feel nervous in code reviews.

I told my team the numbers are bad.

She looked at the floor.

Today I fixed a problem at work.

I feel a small fear in my chest.

I wrote a letter to an old client.

I remember my teacher Mrs. Park.