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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Can you help me to check any mistakes?

I was trying to use these four words, auction, vogue, sole, defective, to make up a conversation practice. Can you help me wto see if I have made any mistakes?

Thank you very much.

M: Hi, Jenny, what’s wrong with you? Are you OK? You looked kind of upset this morning..

W: Well, it’s the shoes I bought two weeks ago from on-line auction.

M: I remember them. They are very much in vogue this year. What’s wrong with them? They looked fine last time you wore them to the office.

W: They were. But yesterday, I found out that there was a hole in the sole from one of the shoes. And it seems to get bigger this morning.

M: Oh, no. That’s terrible. How could that happen? They were brand name shoes.

W: I think I might get the defective ones. That might be the reason why they were so cheap on the auction. I’m going to call the company to see if I can return them.

M: Good luck on that.
  

Top answer

Why was the woman upset this morning? (A) Because her new-bought shoes were missing. (B) Because she had a quarrel with the man.

  • Why was the woman upset this morning?
  • (A) Because her new-bought shoes were missing.
  • (B) Because she had a quarrel with the man.
  • (C) Because there is a flaw in her shoe.
  • (D) Because she was late for work.
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Why was the woman upset this morning?

(A) Because her new-bought shoes were missing.

(B) Because she had a quarrel with the man.

(C) Because there is a flaw in her shoe.

(D) Because she was late for work.



Where did the women get the shoes?

(A) From a footwear store.

(B) From a department store.

(C) From
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Hi,
What is it you want us to do?
Check all the English in these two posts?
Choose from the multiple options in the second post?

Clive
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M: Hi, Jenny, what’s wrong with you? Are you OK? You looked kind of upset this morning..

W: Well, it’s the shoes I bought two weeks ago from an on-line auction.

M: I remember them. They are very much in vogue this year. What’s wrong with them? They looked fine last time you wore them to the office.

W: They were. But yesterday, I found out that
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Thank you for your help, AlpheccaStars .
And yes, Clive, can you help me to check the second post as well?
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Hi,
I'm just going to make the English sound natural.

Why was the woman upset this morning?

(A) Because her new shoes were missing.

(B) Because she had a quarrel with the man.

(C) Because there is something wrong with her shoes.

(D) Because she was late for work.



Where did the women get the shoes?

(A) From a shoe
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Thaks You've been very helpful, Clive. One problem is I would need to use the word, flaw, in the sentence. So I wonder if I can
instead of using

Because there is something wrong with her shoes.

but using
( She bought a pair of shoes but only one of them has a hole.)
(1)Becasue there is a flaw with her shoe
(2)Becasue there is a flaw with
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Hi,

One problem is I would need to use the word, flaw, in the sentence. So I wonder if I can
instead of using

Because there is something wrong with her shoes.

but using
( She bought a pair of shoes but only one of them has a hole.) Saying 'only one of then has a hole' sounds like you think both of them shou

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