English lessons about finance

A client said my service was too expensive.

I was at the store checkout yesterday.

I was in a meeting with a potential client.

I had to present a proposal yesterday.

I unpacked my suitcase three days ago.

I had to explain our budget to a colleague.

A client told me the price was too high.

A customer pointed out a wrong charge.

A client said my service was too expensive.

A customer said her bill was wrong.

I sent the invoice two weeks ago.

I couldn't sleep last night.

Last week I sent an invoice for a project.

I pour hot water over the coffee grounds.

I made a small mistake today.

Tomorrow I will sell my vegetables at the market.

I remember my first paycheck.

I was at the bus stop yesterday.

I sat on the bench near the park.

My colleague looked at the spreadsheet with worry.

I needed to explain a budget.

I had to present a proposal to a client yesterday.

I remember holding my first paycheck.

A client said my service was too expensive.

I needed to explain a budget to a coworker.

A client told me our price was too high.

I opened my first paycheck with shaking hands.

I noticed the total was wrong.

I had to explain a budget error today.

I sent the invoice two weeks ago.

I walk through the weekend market.

I work at a small shop.

I had to ask about an overdue invoice.

A client told me our price was too high.

I remember holding that first envelope.

I remember my first pay slip.

Today felt full of life.

I had to present a proposal to a client.

I used to scroll through other people's lives.

I walk out before the sun rises.

I got my first paycheck last month.

I looked at the number for a long time.

A customer said the total was wrong.

My colleague looked worried about the numbers.

I walk into the market on Saturday morning.

My colleague looked very worried.

I needed to ask about an overdue invoice.

I was nervous before the meeting.

I opened my bank account and saw a new number.

A client said my price was too high.