Corrections · 1
Complaining
Yesterday, I went for a meeting with my paper car team to discuss about our project. The meeting was held in our classroom. We started about 2 p.m and finished around 5 p.m. A quite long meeting but it made me think(ing ) about people around me. Suddenly, I heard one of my team members was complaining about the facilities at the college. He said that our classroom must have an air conditioner, television with astro channel, a radio and other things that, for me, are not necessary. In my point of view, the classroom is already perfect as long we can focus on our studies. We had four fans and we already have a television, although without astro channel. For me, it is already enough for us to have these things in our classroom. Besides, if the television is provided with astro channel, I’m sure that we don’t (won't) have time to watch it as we are to focus on our studies. (Then,) For me, it is annoying when he (my classmate) asks for those unnecessary things. (But, ) When I keep thinking about him, I found a saying that suits him. "People will never satisfied with what they have". (use single quotes if inside another quotation) It is a fact. No wonder he dreams of impossible things (things he can't have).
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