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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Could you please spot errors?
I made a dialog. I wonder if there are errors or weird expressions.
M: Hey, How are you doing?
Y: Good. Where are you now?
M: I'm on my way home.
Y: I went to the counseling center in the school.
M: What for?
Y: I'm leaving school for a year.
M: Really? You've never told me that before!
Y: I know this is so sudden.
M: So is there any plan?
Y: Of course I have. Can we meet for a second?
M: Ok. Let's meet at the Starbucks. I'll be waiting.
M: Hey, How are you doing?
Y: Good. Where are you now?
M: I'm on my way home.
Y: I went to the counseling center in the school.
M: What for?
Y: I'm leaving school for a year.
M: Really? You've never told me that before!
Y: I know this is so sudden.
M: So is there any plan?
Y: Of course I have. Can we meet for a second?
M: Ok. Let's meet at the Starbucks. I'll be waiting.
Top answer
(on the phone) M: Hey! How are you doing? Y: Good.
- (on the phone) M: Hey!
- How are you doing?
- Y: Good.
- Where are you now?
- M: I'm on my way home.
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(on the phone)
M: Hey! How are you doing?
Y: Good. Where are you now?
M: I'm on my way home.
Y: I went to the counseling center at school.
M: What for?
Y: I'm leaving school for a year.
M: Really? You never told me that!
Y: I know. This is so sudden.
M: So, what are you planning to do
M: Hey! How are you doing?
Y: Good. Where are you now?
M: I'm on my way home.
Y: I went to the counseling center at school.
M: What for?
Y: I'm leaving school for a year.
M: Really? You never told me that!
Y: I know. This is so sudden.
M: So, what are you planning to do
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