Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Working"

A: It’s basically a business meeting that’s being held during dinner. Same with “working breakfast” or “working lunch,” you’re discussing business during the meal.

A: nearly means almost and very close.
It is almost ready.

A: Still old fashioned but another example of a clock card machine.

A: It’s easier to understand when you think of it meaning the same as “i’m going to” or “i’m going to do it eventually”

I’m working up to quitting my job.
I’m going to quit my job.

A: Your working life ahead of you means theres a vast amount of time/years to begin your working career. The implication of it is that you still have most of your life ahead of you, and so can do pretty well whatever you wish to do.

A: Here are various ways to express "I'm working on a [project] that is due [deadline]":

1. I'm working on a presentation that is due next Monday.
2. Currently, I'm working on a report that needs to be submitted by the end of the week.
3. I'm in the midst of working on a proposal that is due in two days.
4. Right now, I'm focused on a project that has a deadline coming up soon.
5. I've got my hands full working on a project due by the 15th.
6. I'm dedicating my time to a task that needs to be completed by Friday.
7. At the moment, I'm occupied with a project that's due early next month.
8. I have a tight schedule as I'm working on a project that has a deadline approaching.
9. I'm deep into working on a task that needs to be finished by the end of the day.
10. Currently, my main priority is a project due in the next couple of weeks.

A: "Please give me some example sentences. Im looking forward in working with you"
I think that is way better.💕

A: "I'm working out" is present tense, it is unnatural to attach a timeframe to it.

"I'm working out right now" is ok though, because it is a specific time.

A: Since working at home during lockdown I have asked my boss about the possibility of blended working when this is all over.

My company offers blended working to all employees.

I tried blended working but I prefer to be in the office as I like the interaction with my colleagues.

Since my son started school I have been working at home in the morning and in the office in the afternoon. This blended working suits my lifestyle.

A: I think I am a hard working person because I have an inherent desire to preserve

I think I am a hard working person because I want to deliver the best results possible

I think I am a hard working person because I refuse to give up

I think I am a hard working person because quitting is not in my vocabulary

I think I am a hard working person because I know what it takes to do my best

I think I am a hard working person because I will do whatever needs to be done to proove myself

I think I am a hard working person because I admire the efforts of others and aspire to exceed expectations

I think I am a hard working person because I refuse to disappoint

I think I am a hard working person because I want to be the type of person I admire.

A: Isn’t working means that it won’t turn on or won’t function correctly. It might or might not be broken.

This soda machine isn’t working. You’ll have to go inside the store to buy one.

Broken means that something is damaged. It’s in pieces or falling apart.

This sidewalk is broken in two places.
My leg was broken when a horse stepped on it.

In the US, we use these words interchangeably most of the time.

Out of order is used most often on temporary signs when something can’t be used because it needs to be fixed.

A: a business trip would mean you are visiting a place specifically for your work.

If you are "working away from home" that just means you are somewhere that isn't your home or workplace. It doesn't mean you traveled for business reasons.

A: Son lo mismo. Con "it's", solamente combinas las palabras "it has".

A: @H-oon the first sentence means that you were busy either because of work or the baby, not both. The second sentence means that you were busy both because of work and the baby :)

Eg.
I'll be busy doing my homework or working (you will be doing one of the activities)

I'll be busy doing my homework and working (you will be busy because of doing two things)
:)

A: Hard-working is used more to describe a person’s character. Working hard describes a person’s actions.

“She is a hard-working student.”
“He has never taken a vacation. I’ve never seen such a hard-working man.”

“I am working hard now so I can relax later.”
“She’s usually lazy, but today she has been working hard.”

A: I am writing to you about my working style and schedule. My working arrangement form has been accepted by Smith and GW administration office. From 10 December to 12 January, I will work from home as per the schedule below. Thank you for your understanding.

A: Yes it's correct.

A: AM or HAVE BEEN both are OK here

A: not really, but how you said it sounds like "I'm working for condraction company" you needed to say the "a" and for contraction, you need to try bring the "T" out more because it sounded more like a "D"

A: A common phrase to describe that would be "work ethic", the attitude towards a job/completing work.

I love your work ethic/I love you because of your work ethic.

A: × I wish I wasn’t working day after tomorrow.
✓ I wish I wasn’t working the day after tomorrow.

A: It's natural. You can also say "I'm working in the office tomorrow, but I originally planned to work from home."

A: for が自然です。
on だと、ABC が、契約先みたいです。ABC社に頼まれた仕事をしてる。
in でも、いい時もあります。

A: × How is new working going?
✓ How is your new job going?

A: × What/who could/would work/be working for me 24/7?
✓ What could be working for me 24/7 (inside my body).

× I think the air and my heart work/are working for me 24/7.
✓ I think my lungs (Your lungs is just best suited in this context as "the air" just doesn't' sound right.) and my heart are working for me 24/7.

Q1 You only really use "Hmm, Uhh, umm" as silence fillers or to show that your thinking (so yes you did use them the correctly, but you can also use them when you don't know what to say next like instead of going silent or extending the last vowel/consonant you can say hmm, uhh, umm

Q2 What works / What could be working

Yes you can and it sounds better anyhow.