English lessons about negotiation

I feel a small knot in my chest.

Last week, I talked to a stranger.

Rain taps on my window like a soft drum.

We needed to agree on a deadline.

We had a long call this morning.

We needed to agree on a deadline.

I wrote a letter today.

Yesterday I saw a colleague close a big deal.

I talked to a stranger today.

Tonight I cooked for you, my favorite person.

Today I talked to a stranger at the store.

Tonight I thought about my long report.

I presented my proposal to the team today.

Last night I had tea with my friend.

I had to chase a late payment last week.

I needed a later deadline for my task.

Last week I presented our new plan to a client.

Last week I presented a new plan to a client.

I watched the bus pull away tonight.

I found an old photo today.

Yesterday I made a mistake at work.

We sat across the table, papers between us.

Every night, I write a small report.

The report is still open on my desk.

I used to watch my coworkers' numbers every week.

I carried a heavy secret for weeks.

The cup is warm in my hands.

Last night I stacked boxes in the back room.

Last month, one client didn't pay on time.

I remember a stranger's kindness today.

So to confirm, we agreed on Tuesday for delivery.

I presented my proposal to the client this morning.

Tonight I met an old friend after ten years.

Today is the last day of my trip.

So to confirm, we agreed on the price.

I presented our proposal to the client yesterday.

Last week, a customer looked at my price list.

Last week a customer said our price was too high.

I just finished a big call.

The bus left just as I reached the stop.

Yesterday I negotiated with a client over a deadline.

So to confirm, we agreed on the main terms today.

I called a client about a late payment.

I close the shop door behind me.

Today I talked to a stranger at a shop.

Tonight I practiced a small word.

I almost did not open the file again.

My shoes felt foreign tonight, like old friends I forgot.

The first cold morning slid under my door.

Last week, a customer said our price was too high.