Aug. 6, 2025
Did you restrain yourself from blurting out your thoughts?
I'm on a business trip right now and my direct supervisor came this workplace today. He just complained and yelled unrelated things at me in front of my customers. I wanted to say "shut up!" to him, but barely restrain to say it. He is outdated person.
Dido you restrain yourself from blurting out your thoughts?
As a general question directed at the reader, the present tense will be more appropriate.
I'm on a business trip right now and my direct supervisor came thiso the workplace today.
He just complained and yelled unrelated things at me in front of my customers.
I wanted to say "sShut up!"
to him, but (just) barely restrain toed myself from saying it.
He is an outdated person.
Aug. 7, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
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Did you restrain yourself from blurting out your thoughts? D As a general question directed at the reader, the present tense will be more appropriate. |
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I'm on a business trip right now and my direct supervisor came this workplace today. I'm on a business trip right now and my direct supervisor came t |
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He just complained and yelled unrelated things at me in front of my customers. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I wanted to say "shut up!" I wanted to say " |
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to him, but barely restrain to say it. to him, but (just) barely restrain |
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He is outdated person. He is an outdated person. |
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