Grammar
1)
"I just got my master's degree in psychology and I'm planning to apply to a university in Germany for a follow-up program."
I'm trying to say that I want to apply for a similar program at a university abroad after graduating from the university, at which I'm a student now . This system is used in the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and in Germany as well. Is 'follow-up' the right word?
2)
When I'm at a restaurant and I'm ordering for more people, what alternatives could I use instead of the ordinary: "I would like two Hawai pizzas."
"I would like the Hawai pizza and make it twice. (This seems a bit rude to me.)"
I can't think of any alternatives at this moment because I usually stick to the common phrases. I heard people use 'twice' too, but I still have doubts about it. Any suggestions?
Thank you.
Top answer
Ann225 Is 'follow-up' the right word? It is informally OK. " That is the best and clearest way to order more than one of a particular item.
- Ann225 Is 'follow-up' the right word?
- It is informally OK.
- " That is the best and clearest way to order more than one of a particular item.
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Ann225 Is 'follow-up' the right word?
It is informally OK.
Ann225"I would like two Hawaiian pizzas."
That is the best and clearest way to order more than one of a particular item.
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