How could that happen
Here is the conversation between me and an American friend (let's called her A). Could you please tell me if my answers are natural enough? if not, what is the better way? and obviously, the sentences said by my friend are different from what I wrote here. I just rewrote them based on the content I remember.
A: When I was in undergraduate, there is a professor who pushed the piano off the stage.
Me: How could that happen?
A: Something like the professor pushed too hard.
Me: I hope the piano was not damaged too much.
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A: When I was an in undergraduate, there was a professor who pushed the piano off the stage. Me: How could that happen? A: Something like he the professor pushed too hard.
- A: When I was an in undergraduate, there was a professor who pushed the piano off the stage.
- Me: How could that happen?
- A: Something like he the professor pushed too hard.
- Me: I hope the piano wasn't damaged too much.
- (I'm not sue how much Americans say' undergraduate'.
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A: When I was an in undergraduate, there was a professor who pushed the piano off the stage.
Me: How could that happen?
A: Something like he the professor pushed too hard.
Me: I hope the piano wasn't damaged too much.
(I'm not sue how much Americans say' undergraduate'. They might say 'student'. Perhaps an American
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