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The last working day is here.
Today was starting typically. A daily meeting was held, and then regular working time continued. However, after lunchtime, the atmosphere changed.
We had planned a white elephant gift exchange event around 2 pm, and everyone was looking forward to it. My present was a box of fancy chocolate.
Finally, the event time was coming, and we enjoyed the time. We rolled a D6 dice and swapped someone's present if needed. In the end, I've got a handmade Bongo cat plush. It was adorable, and it was made by one of our co-op students who will leave the office today, so it was a very special gift for me.
I let the co-op students go and said goodbye. It happens almost every 6 months, but it never gets used to.
We could call our day earlier after the event ended, but I stayed late because there were some tasks I needed to finish before the holiday closure.
My 2week holiday will start tomorrow. I will focus on English study and drawing during this break. And, if I have spare time, I will paint my kitchen wall and update our power outlets this holiday.
[The last working day is here.]
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Today was startinged typically.
You would use "was starting" if there was more information about the start. For example, the day was starting typically, but...
MyThe present I bought was a box of fancy chocolate.
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[Finally, the event time was coming, and we enjoyed the time.]
Needs revision. 1. the word "time" appears twice. 2. there are two distinct time periods: before and during the event. Two sentences would be better.
In the end, I've got a handmade Bongo cat plush.
It happened once. "I received a cat."
[I let the co-op students go] and said goodbye.
This phrasing makes it sound as if you are in charge of the co-op students. If that is true, then the sentence is perfect. If not, you could just say goodbye.
It happens almost every 6six months, but itI never gets used to it.
"get used to something" is a set phrase
We could call our day earlier after the event ended, but I stayed late because there were some tasks I needed to finish before the holiday closure.
There are more time words than needed in the sentence (earlier, after, late, before). There is nothing wrong with that, but you could say the same thing with fewer of them. For example, you could delete "earlier"
My 2two week holiday will start tomorrow.
We usually write out single digit numbers in a narrative.
And, if I have spare time, I will paint my kitchen wall and update our power outlets this holiday.
If it is just one wall, keep it singular. If you will paint more than one wall, you could make it plural or just say "I will paint the kitchen" because walls are implied.
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Some very well constructed sentences. Enjoy your holiday break!
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Really nice post! I enjoyed reading about your day and the gift exchange. Your writing is clear and easy to follow. Keep sharing your stories—it’s a great way to practice!
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Today was starting typically. Today Today You would use "was starting" if there was more information about the start. For example, the day was starting typically, but... |
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We had planned a white elephant gift exchange event around 2 pm, and everyone was looking forward to it. We had planned a white elephant gift exchange |
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My present was a box of fancy chocolate. My
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Finally, the event time was coming, and we enjoyed the time. [Finally, the event time was coming, and we enjoyed the time.] Needs revision. 1. the word "time" appears twice. 2. there are two distinct time periods: before and during the event. Two sentences would be better.
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We rolled a D6 dice and swapped someone's present if needed. We rolled a |
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In the end, I've got a handmade Bongo cat plush. In the end, I It happened once. "I received a cat." In the end, I |
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It was adorable, and it was made by one of our co-op students who will leave the office today, so it was a very special gift for me. It was adorable |
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I let the co-op students go and said goodbye. I [I let the co-op students go] and said goodbye. This phrasing makes it sound as if you are in charge of the co-op students. If that is true, then the sentence is perfect. If not, you could just say goodbye. |
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It happens almost every 6 months, but it never gets used to.
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We could call our day earlier after the event ended, but I stayed late because there were some tasks I needed to finish before the holiday closure.
We could call our day earlier after the event ended, but I stayed late because there were some tasks I needed to finish before the holiday closure. There are more time words than needed in the sentence (earlier, after, late, before). There is nothing wrong with that, but you could say the same thing with fewer of them. For example, you could delete "earlier" |
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My 2week holiday will start tomorrow. My My We usually write out single digit numbers in a narrative. |
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I will focus on English study and drawing during this break. I |
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And, if I have spare time, I will paint my kitchen wall and update our power outlets this holiday.
And, if I have spare time, I will paint my kitchen wall and update our power outlets If it is just one wall, keep it singular. If you will paint more than one wall, you could make it plural or just say "I will paint the kitchen" because walls are implied. |
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