July 1, 2026
Today's work was a little busy, too.
Because Next week, Start webinar event. so, I'm getting ready for this event, in this week.
I'm a little nervous, because it's first 5 days event. I'll do my best.
Today's workI was a little busy at work today, too.
I was a little busy at work today, too.
Work isn't busy, people are
Because Next week, Start a webinar event. starts
Next week a webinar event starts
To explain why you're busy, connect the following sentence
so, I'm getting ready for ithis event, in this week.
so, I'm getting ready for it this week.
You can say "it" when the subject of the sentence is known (here - the event)
I'm a little nervous, because it's my/the first 5 -days event.
I'm a little nervous, because it's my/the first 5-day event.
Add 'my' if it's your first time or 'the' if it's something more general, like a company's first time before 'first'.
Today's work
Today's work was a little busy, too again.
Today's work was a little busy again.
Because Nnext week, Swe start a webinar event.
Because next week, we start a webinar event.
sSo, I'm getting ready for thisat event, in this week.
So, I'm getting ready for that event this week.
I'm a little nervous, because it's my first 5 -days event.
I'm a little nervous because it's my first 5-day event.
I'll do my best.
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Today's work This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Today's work was a little busy, too.
Today's work was a little busy
Work isn't busy, people are |
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Because Next week, Start webinar event.
Because
To explain why you're busy, connect the following sentence |
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so, I'm getting ready for this event, in this week.
so, I'm getting ready for it You can say "it" when the subject of the sentence is known (here - the event) |
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I'm a little nervous, because it's first 5 days event.
I'm a little nervous
I'm a little nervous, because it's my/the first 5 Add 'my' if it's your first time or 'the' if it's something more general, like a company's first time before 'first'. |
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I'll do my best. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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