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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
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Could you check my English?
Hello. I made two dialogues. Would you check them?
No. 1
M: This is a present for you, Sachi.
F: What a surprise! Thanks a million. May I open it now?
M: Sure. It's a little something, but I hope you'll like it.
No. 2
M: May [Could] I have a word with you?
F: What's the problem? [Do you have a problem?]
M: It's difficult to say in public.
Just between us [ourselves / you and me], please.
F: Let's go to my office, then.
Thank you!
No. 1
M: This is a present for you, Sachi.
F: What a surprise! Thanks a million. May I open it now?
M: Sure. It's a little something, but I hope you'll like it.
No. 2
M: May [Could] I have a word with you?
F: What's the problem? [Do you have a problem?]
M: It's difficult to say in public.
Just between us [ourselves / you and me], please.
F: Let's go to my office, then.
Thank you!
Top answer
No. 1 M: This is a present for you, Sachi. F: What a surprise!
- No.
- 1 M: This is a present for you, Sachi.
- F: What a surprise!
- Thanks a million.
- May I open it now?
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No. 1
M: This is a present for you, Sachi.
F: What a surprise! Thanks a million. May I open it now?
M: Sure. It's just a little something, but I hope you'll like it. It would be a little more idiomatic to say "it's not much" or perhaps as modified but your original version is ac
M: This is a present for you, Sachi.
F: What a surprise! Thanks a million. May I open it now?
M: Sure. It's just a little something, but I hope you'll like it. It would be a little more idiomatic to say "it's not much" or perhaps as modified but your original version is ac
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