Tear drop
Apr 22nd 2010 01:30
This book explains how to use "business administration" into practice.
I read this book to grow up my business skill.
Of cause, I didn't expect any impression from this book.
But finally, my tears trickled down and wet my pair of jeans.
Because the progress of improve their team is very interesting, and touching.
I gradually easy to cry with my age.
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I have read the book titled "もし高校野球の女子マネージャーがドラッカーの『マネジメント』を読んだら" yesterday.
This book explains how to use "business administration" in practice.
I read this book to grow (or improve)up my business skills.
Of course, I didn't expect this book to make an impression on me.
But finally, (my) tears trickled down and wet (or dampened) my pair of jeans.
Because the progress of improving their team was very interesting, and touching. (since you're telling a story in past tense, it's better to use "was" rather than "is" in this case).
I gradually find it easier to cry as I age.
I was really troubled the sentence as below.
"I gradually easy to cry with my age."
I understood and it became clear!
"I gradually find it easier to cry as I age. "
Thanks☆