I had a part-time job today. A lot of customers came during lunchtime, so I was really tired. Moreover, there were only a few staff members, so the store couldn’t keep up. It took time to serve the pr

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Yuiko

I had a part-time job today. A lot of customers came during lunchtime, so I was really tired. Moreover, there were only a few staff members, so the store couldn’t keep up. It took time to serve the products, and we ended up making the customers wait.

14 mai 2025 11:13

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I worked at my part-time job today. A lot of customers came during lunchtime, so I was really tired. To make things worse, there were only a few staff members, so the store couldn’t keep up. It took time to serve the products, and we ended up making the customers wait.

Nothing that you wrote was wrong! This is a technically correct entry, so I corrected for natural speech. Unless it's a new part-time job or a one-day gig, you would call it "my" part-time job. And while "moreover" is 100% correct (and great vocabulary to have!) most native speakers would use a set phrase like "to make things worse", "on top of that", or even just "and". Good work!

14 mai 2025

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