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Recapitulare: Adjective și obiceiuri trecute. Exersezi adjectivele cu -ed și -ing, plus structurile used to și would pentru a vorbi despre vechi obiceiuri tehnice.

Повторение: Прилагательные и прошлые привычки. Вы практикуете прилагательные на -ed и -ing, а также конструкции used to и would для разговора о прежних привычках.

Revision — The night the database died

Words you know: complete the sentences

outspoken · write · greenfield · wiki · knowledge

  • Please document this solution in our company ____ for future reference.
  • We need to ____ up our notes from today's outage meeting.
  • Our central ____ base contains troubleshooting guides for all microservices.
  • David is very ____ and always tells management when a deployment is risky.
  • Building a brand new architecture on a ____ cloud project was exciting for the team.

Remember: Adjectives: -ed and -ing

  • The database crash was completely [shocking / shocked] for the Boston staff.
  • Everyone felt [exhausting / exhausted] after the long incident.
  • The error message was rather [confusing / confused] to read.
  • The engineers were [frustrated / frustrating] by the slow query.

Remember: Past habits: used to, would

  • Before moving to the cloud, we [used to use / use] physical servers in Chicago.
  • Every Friday evening, the team [would deploy / used to deploying] updates to production.
  • Did you [use to work / used to work] in the Seattle office?
  • My manager [would check / is used to check] the logs manually every morning.

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