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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
How to make it more native-like no. 19: mobile phone terminology
Dear All,
Here's a text message I've received from a non-native speaker:
My data usage has already run out so I won't be able to use WeChat (messenger) until June 1st. If you have something to tell me, just text me.
The highlighted part makes me wonder whether it's correct or not. Do native speakers say that?
Here's a text message I've received from a non-native speaker:
My data usage has already run out so I won't be able to use WeChat (messenger) until June 1st. If you have something to tell me, just text me.
The highlighted part makes me wonder whether it's correct or not. Do native speakers say that?
Top answer
Sounds fine to me. "
- Sounds fine to me.
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Sounds fine to me. I'd say something more informal, like: "I've hit my data limit..."
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