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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? December 7
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. So she finally agrees to my pursuing.
2. We did not have phones so commonly available at the time. We used to use mail to communicate with each other; yes, the mail we now refer to as the snailmail.
3. Now, how does it matter to him what I think of her. ( I was narrating an experience about a discussion I had with a stranger about my girlfriend)
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. So she finally agrees to my pursuing.
2. We did not have phones so commonly available at the time. We used to use mail to communicate with each other; yes, the mail we now refer to as the snailmail.
3. Now, how does it matter to him what I think of her. ( I was narrating an experience about a discussion I had with a stranger about my girlfriend)
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
1 . So she finally accepted my pursuit. 2.
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- So she finally accepted my pursuit.
- 2.
- We did not have phones so easily available at the time.
- We used to use the mail system to communicate with each other — yes, the mail we now refer to as 'snailmail'.
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1. So she finally accepted my pursuit.
2. We did not have phones so easily available at the time. We used to use the mail system to communicate with each other—yes, the mail we now refer to as 'snailmail'.
3. Now, what does it matter to him what I think of her?
2. We did not have phones so easily available at the time. We used to use the mail system to communicate with each other—yes, the mail we now refer to as 'snailmail'.
3. Now, what does it matter to him what I think of her?
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