English lessons about work

It is late, and my desk is still lit.

Tonight I finally solved that puzzle that's been living in my head.

I stand on the cold platform.

I heard that song again on my walk home.

The rain started as I left the office.

The cup is warm in my hands.

I used to say yes to everything.

I walk the same street every evening.

Yesterday, our site went down for a few minutes.

My mom called to ask about my new job.

I was stuck on a report for two days.

Last week, I fixed a customer's internet issue.

My teammate asked me to add a new feature.

I planted a seed in my mind.

The day ends, and the city wakes up.

I found a bug in our app last week.

I saw her at the train station.

I called the customer this morning.

I called my mom after work.

It's ten at night and my desk is still messy.

The workday ends, and my feet turn.

Tonight I remember my teacher, Mrs. Ito.

The clock hits six, and I leave work.

Tonight I found an old photo.

Tonight I remember my first paycheck.

I remember a meeting last Tuesday.

Late again, I stared at my list.

Yesterday, I broke a small feature in our app.

That song from the old office came on today.

The guest arrived early and looked very tired.

We start every morning with a quick meeting.

After the meeting, I waited two days.

Last night I heard that old song.

I remember Mrs. Alvarez from year ten.

I just finished a big call.

Tonight I cooked for someone I love.

Tomorrow holds a big meeting.

Yesterday at standup, I said my task is in the backlog.

Last week I joined a new tech team.

Tonight I fixed a tiny bug in our system.

Last week, I had to tell clients about a delay.

The bus door closed before I reached it.

To give you some context, our release was set for Friday.

My laptop glows on the desk.

Yesterday I negotiated with a client over a deadline.

My room was full of old papers.

Yesterday I felt stuck on a task.

I laced my shoes this morning.

I step out while the road is still wet.

I sent the email with a typo.