Words you know: complete the sentences

utilization · timesheet · constraint · rebrand · workaround

• The client wants to ____ the entire company before the winter holidays.
• We need to check our ____ to log all billable hours for this project.
• Finding a quick ____ saved the engineering team hours of extra coding.
• Every designer in the San Francisco studio has a high ____ rate this month.
• A strict technical ____ prevented us from adding smooth animations.

Remember: Narrative tenses: past simple, past continuous, past perfect

• While Anna [was designing / designed] the landing page, the power went out in the Seattle office.
• By the time Mark joined the agency, they [had finished / finished] the logo reveal.
• When the client called, Paul [was reviewing / reviewed] the timesheet.
• She [realized / was realizing] she had made a wrong assumption about the target segment.

Remember: Adjectives: -ed and -ing

• The new survey data was quite [surprising / surprised] to everyone in the room.
• We were all very [shocked / shocking] to find such a large research gap.
• Designing complex dashboards can be very [tiresome / tiresome] after eight hours.
• Are you [confused / confusing] by these analytics?

Remember: Gradable and extreme adjectives

• The mobile app prototype was [absolutely brilliant / very brilliant] .
• That survey was [really interesting / absolutely interesting] for our product team.
• Their new brand identity is [absolutely stunning / very stunning] .
• The client's feedback was [very helpful / absolutely helpful] for our next iteration.

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