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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Informal writing or incorrect writing?
Hi. If someone was writing like this, would you say this is incorrect, even it is on a post card? This is made-up and let us pretend the letters "XXX", "YYY" and "ZZZ" represent the names of places.
Back in civilization. A grueling journey back by bus to the hotel, probably more than three people over the capacity. Maybe not, but felt like it. Hew-hew. I am glad I came here. Now, I am in XXX having a great time playing tennis with my friends. This place is amazing. It has a swimming pool and tennis court. Next stop YYY. If everything goes right, ZZZ after that. Good grace, I never thought I would ever say this but I miss home. Now, going to the hotel cafeteria.Talk to you later.
Back in civilization. A grueling journey back by bus to the hotel, probably more than three people over the capacity. Maybe not, but felt like it. Hew-hew. I am glad I came here. Now, I am in XXX having a great time playing tennis with my friends. This place is amazing. It has a swimming pool and tennis court. Next stop YYY. If everything goes right, ZZZ after that. Good grace, I never thought I would ever say this but I miss home. Now, going to the hotel cafeteria.Talk to you later.
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It is perfectly normal for a postcard. I've never heard 'Good grace', but the rest sounds like any native speaker I know.
- It is perfectly normal for a postcard.
- I've never heard 'Good grace', but the rest sounds like any native speaker I know.
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It is perfectly normal for a postcard. I've never heard 'Good grace', but the rest sounds like any native speaker I know.
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