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Stevenukd Posted 21 years ago
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Dear Teachers,
A: Do you like John?
B: No way!
A: Why not? / How come?
B: He’s so selfish and caddish.
A: Do you think Peter like Kim?
B: Yeah! He’s so into her. / He likes her very much.
A: Do you think Steven love Rose?
B: No way!
A: How do you know?
B: He thinks Rose is so conceited and fierce/aggressive.
- Are the conversations above natural?
Thanks very much to Teachers.
Stevenukd.
A: Do you like John?
B: No way!
A: Why not? / How come?
B: He’s so selfish and caddish.
A: Do you think Peter like Kim?
B: Yeah! He’s so into her. / He likes her very much.
A: Do you think Steven love Rose?
B: No way!
A: How do you know?
B: He thinks Rose is so conceited and fierce/aggressive.
- Are the conversations above natural?
Thanks very much to Teachers.
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Caddish (try dishonest, fake ) and fierce ( aggressive is fine) are not common in these usages. Peter likes Kim Steven loves Rose
- Caddish (try dishonest, fake ) and fierce ( aggressive is fine) are not common in these usages.
- Peter likes Kim Steven loves Rose
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Caddish (try dishonest, fake) and fierce (aggressive is fine) are not common in these usages.
Peter likes Kim
Steven loves Rose
Peter likes Kim
Steven loves Rose
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