English lessons about work

I fixed the broken report today.

The alarm rings at five.

I used to say yes to everything.

Last week I found a bug in our app.

Tonight I pack for a new city.

At work, I often hold my words.

Rain taps on my window, soft and steady.

The suitcase lies open on the bed.

I sent the email with a typo.

The first cold morning of the year arrived today.

Tomorrow morning, I have a big meeting.

My hands feel cold again.

We met to discuss the project deadline.

I used to say yes to everything.

Last week, I reviewed a teammate's code.

I watched the train leave the station.

Yesterday our site went down for a few minutes.

I heard an old song today.

Last week, I needed more time for a project.

Yesterday I wrapped up the report.

Today I fixed a small mistake.

I heard that song today.

I look at my desk tonight.

I planted a small seed in a pot.

Last week, we had a team review.

I had to tell my team the release would slip.

I used to say yes to everything.

Today we planned the next sprint.

At work, I often talk but no one hears.

Yesterday, I gave my manager a status update.

Yesterday I felt stuck on a task.

My laptop screen glows on the desk.

We had a bug at work, and I saw it as big.

Tomorrow I fly to a new city for a new job.

I stared at the screen for hours.

Rain taps on my window.

I sent a wrong number in the meeting notes.

Rain taps the window like a soft drum.

Yesterday I spent the whole morning on a task.

I saw the bus close its doors.

Late at night, I think about Mrs. Chen.

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

This week, I used many agile words.

Last week, we had to agree on a deadline.

I used to avoid sushi because of the raw fish.

The bus door closed before I reached it.

Tonight I keep replaying one small error.

I walked by the water as the sun went down.

Yesterday, we saw a problem in production.

I laced my shoes slowly tonight.