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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
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Is this conversation natural?

A delivery guy. (Not sure what's the exact term)

A: I'm in the front of Tesco. You have to go pick your item there.

B: OK, I'll go and pick it up.

  

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mosja A delivery guy. (Not sure what's the exact term) That's colloquial so, delivery person or delivery driver would be better. mosja A: I'm in the front of Tesco.

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  • mosja A delivery guy.
  • (Not sure what's the exact term) That's colloquial so, delivery person or delivery driver would be better.
  • mosja A: I'm in the front of Tesco.
  • The third word is superfluous.
  • mosja You have to go pick your item there.
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mosjaA delivery guy. (Not sure what's the exact term)

That's colloquial so, delivery person or delivery driver would be better.

mosjaA: I'm in the front of Tesco.

The third word is superfluous.

mosjaYou have to go pick
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mosjaYou have to go pick your item there.

You have to pick up your item here.

(I assume you're supposed to pick it up in front of Tesco and this is a phone conversation.)

CJ

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