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Sunny123 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Mr Smith or he?
Hello everyone. Please let me know which of the following conversations are correct?
Conversation one:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is Mr Smith?
A: Mr Smith is our new neighbor.
B: Oh ok.
or
Conversation two:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is he?
A: He is our new neighbor.
B: Oh ok.
?
Conversation one:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is Mr Smith?
A: Mr Smith is our new neighbor.
B: Oh ok.
or
Conversation two:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is he?
A: He is our new neighbor.
B: Oh ok.
?
Top answer
both
- both
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2 Answers
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I'd write the last line of each as Oh, OK or Oh. OK.
Apart from that, both are grammatically correct, but the first could use a pronoun or two:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is Mr Smith? or Who's he? / Who is he?
A: He's / He is our new neighbor.
Apart from that, both are grammatically correct, but the first could use a pronoun or two:
A: This morning I talked to Mr Smith about the problem.
B: Who is Mr Smith? or Who's he? / Who is he?
A: He's / He is our new neighbor.
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