Could you correct my mistakes?
A customer complains about services at a restaurant:
"I've eaten the main course and I've been waiting for the dessert for a good half an hour.
I think that I will never come back to this restaurant again anymore."
Is this the way native speakers would say?
Thank you for help!
Top answer
jennifertran Is this the way native speakers would say? This way: A customer complains about service at a restaurant: "I've been waiting for my dessert for a good half hour . "
- jennifertran Is this the way native speakers would say?
- This way: A customer complains about service at a restaurant: "I've been waiting for my dessert for a good half hour .
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jennifertranIs this the way native speakers would say?
This way:
A customer complains about service at a restaurant:
"I've been waiting for my dessert for a good half hour. I
0jennifertranfor a good half an hour.
This can be with or without "an".
0Who is the customer speaking to?
eg his wife? eg the waiter? eg the manager?
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