English lessons about job-search

The phone rang at seven.

The station lights are yellow and tired.

We sat by the window, our cups warm.

I saw my old friend today.

I sat on my chair for a long time.

Tonight I think about questions.

Tomorrow is the interview at the big company.

I heard that song in the car today.

I remember my first time speaking English to a stranger.

Tonight I pack my bag for a new city.

I remember my first English hello.

Tonight I planted a small seed in a pot.

I used to say yes to every request.

I did not sleep last night.

The first cold morning of the year arrived.

Tonight I folded my shirts into the suitcase.

Tomorrow I have a job interview.

I walked by the water tonight.

Last Tuesday, I had a terrible job interview.

The sheets feel cool this morning.

I found a photo in my notebook today.

I found an old photo today.

I called my mom to share my news.

I turn up the music in the kitchen.

The day had too many steps.

I moved here last month.

I found an old photo today.

I open my suitcase on the bed.

Every morning I write three lines in a notebook.

The onions sizzle in the pan.

I carried a lie for months.

I still remember her voice, sharp and full of fire.

Last night, I almost closed my laptop for good.

It was a Tuesday evening, and I was at a job fair.

I have that small fear again.

Tonight, I'm packing my bag for a new job.

I am packing my bag for a new city.

I pack my bag for the new job.

The boxes are still everywhere in my flat.

Tonight I pack my bag for a new city.

My first morning in this city felt heavy.

Last night, my niece drew me a picture.

The sun comes through the window.

I sit by the window on the plane.

Last week I almost said yes to a job.

I stand on the platform.

Tonight I pack for a new city.

The evening air carries roasted corn and spices.

I found an old photo today.

Tonight I finally solved that puzzle that kept me stuck.