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Struggling with the new words. The weather was a little cold and a slight wind wriggled the hair from side to side. I was being late to work and didn't have enough time to slick up my clothes. I barely opened my eyes as I was standing in the bathroom brushing my teeth. I don't like being in hurry, especially in the morning. But now I am already a half way to the office and everything is going fine so far, but my organizer makes me trot my pace. When I finally came to the office I was met by a scowling glance of a top manager who had already asked about me. I started inching aside to my cubit so as to avoid a conflict with my boss. Everyone is persevering with his job here, and standing before the boss refraining from arguing with him is not an easy job especially when he starts to expound the company policy and its rules. This job doesn't irk me, but nagging clients sometimes push me to punt on it. From time to time I catch myself dreaming about me paddling the canoe when the morning sun disperses the morning mist and soft breeze poises my inner world with everything what is going on outside. I don't actually know what to write about, so I tried to compose something on the go using the new words from a book of Harper Lee: To Kill a Mockingbird. Thank you for your help in advance!

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Struggling with the new words.

The weather was a little cold, and a slight wind blew wriggled the my hair around/[from side to side]. I was being late to work and didn't have enough time to [slick up]/adjust my clothes. I barely opened my eyes as I was standing in the bathroom brushing my teeth. I don't like being in a hurry, especially in the morning. But now I am already a half way to the office and everything is going fine so far, but my organizer makes me move faster/trot increase my pace. When I finally [came to]/arrived at the office I was met by a scowling glance of from a top/senior manager who had already asked about me. I started inching aside to my cubicle so as to avoid a conflict with my boss. Everyone is persevering/getting on with his job here, and standing before the boss, refraining from arguing with him is not (an) easy (job), especially when he starts to expound the company policy and its rules. This job doesn't irk/frustrate/annoy/irritate me, but nagging clients sometimes push me to [punt on]/risk it.
From time to time I catch myself dreaming about (myself) me paddling the canoe when the morning sun disperses the (morning) mist and the soft breeze poises clears/frees my inner world with from everything (that is) going on outside.

I don't actually know what to write about, so I tried to compose something on the go, using (the) new words from a book of Harper Lee: To Kill a Mockingbird.


Thank you for your help in advance!
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Ok, I will try. Thank you!
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be attention to the tense

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