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1. You might not be used to eating breakfast first but after some time, you will get used to it.
2. I thought it’s enough for a junior staff novice like me. In a normal company, they can’t offer 20 vacation days a year.
3. Normally, I don’t work on Saturday. Today is an exception because the company has a temporary urgent thing ('task' would be better) for to me.
4. It’s not very delicious but it is enough to make you full.
5. No, I don’t keep any snacks in my room now.
6. We have vacation every three months and it’s successively 10 days.
7. I want to change my job in the second half of next year.
8. It needs to have logic, communication, English, and speech ability.
9. She is kind to recommend me local food, but it’s not delicious and hard to reject it (I do not understand what you are saying here... Is it [not delicious BUT hard to reject], or [not delicious AND you HAD to reject it]?)
10. Since I do separate job, one of full-time, one of part-time. (Confusing ideas in sentence. Why is 'since' used here?)
11. Many people have already fled to the countryside
12. From my perspective, keeping a cat is easier than keeping a dog since a cat can stay alone all day. You can’t spend many on it (Many what?)
13. Could you help me turn my microphone volume up?
14. That day, I listened your song. It’s very nice.
15. Have you ever thought of learning Mandarin?
16. The thought of investing stock stirs ('galvanize' is an elaborate word, so it is out of place here. Too complex!) me into action to start to save money.
17. He is susceptible to other advice.
18. When your immunity is reduced, you’re susceptible.
19. My company wants to step up now to produce the line. (I don't understand this ending idea.)
20. My primary concern is cost.