Words you know: complete the sentences

supportive · manual testing · ship · approachable · context switching

• Our engineering manager in Seattle is very ____ and easy to talk to.
• Instead of doing ____ testing in Boston, we automate our quality checks.
• Constant ____ in London makes it hard to focus on deep coding tasks.
• The team in Austin is very ____ and helps each other solve hard bugs.
• We plan to ____ this new feature to production in Chicago next Friday.

Remember: Adjectives: -ed and -ing

• I am very ___ [confused / confusing] by this wiki structure in Denver.
• The error message was quite ___ [annoyed / annoying] for Peter in Seattle.
• Are you ___ [interested / interesting] in updating the FAQ in Boston?
• This task is really ___ [exhausted / exhausting] for the team in Austin.

Remember: Past habits: used to, would, be used to

• We ___ [used to store / are used to store] files on floppy disks in London.
• Brian ___ [is used to / used to] working remotely from Chicago now.
• When I worked in New York, we ___ [would / did] review the wiki every Monday morning.
• Sarah ___ [got used to / use to] the new naming convention in Boston.

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