Is this sentence grammatically correct?
This is a piece of my awesome Narrative.
//Jack moved from a Moduff bilingual school and study here with us at Kadaef monolingual school which is the worst school we have ever experienced.//
//I met Jack today.//
//After a brief talk with him I said to my friend//
"Poor that guy who moved from a bilingual school. Why he have been studying in such a crappy school here? His French is pretty decent. He should of studied in that bilingual school 'till he graduated year 12."
Is it natural in spoken English?
Top answer
mosja This is a piece of my awesome Narrative. Narrative is a common noun in this context and should therefore be in lowercase. Describing your work in a foreign language as awesome is risky.
- mosja This is a piece of my awesome Narrative.
- Narrative is a common noun in this context and should therefore be in lowercase.
- Describing your work in a foreign language as awesome is risky.
- It's better to wait for someone else to call it awesome.
- // Jack transferred from a Moduff bilingual school to study with us at Kadaef monolingual school, the worst school we've ever experienced.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
mosjaThis is a piece of my awesome Narrative.
Narrative is a common noun in this context and should therefore be in lowercase.
Describing your work in a foreign language as awesome is risky.
It's better to wait for someone else to call it awesome.
//Jack moved from a Moduff bilingual school and study here with us at Kad
0
Related Questions