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Dilshi Posted 13 years ago
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Please correct this sentence..

If someone told me that, "I'm a good doctor, Isn't it?"
Then I wanted to say him just for kidding, "I'm wondering in which section?"

Then can I reply him like that way? I mean is that way correct?
  

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No one has answered my question. Emotion: sad Please someone help me..
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I cant follow you. What "I'm wondering in which section?" means?
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I just wanted say, "in which department?" (I meant by department was dental, animal clinic like wise)
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Your friend should say "I'm a good doctor, aren't I?" so you reply "I'm wondering in this section?" that is corrected.
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The first part is wrong. You need this:

I'm a good doctor, aren't I?

The second part doesn't make sense. "section" doesn't seem to be the right word. I don't know what you mean. I'd change it to "department".

I'm wondering in which department.

CJ
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I think he means "specialty" (AmE) or "speciality" (BrE). "

- I'm a good doctor, aren't I?

- I'm wondering in which specialty."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Medical_doctors_by_specialty
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Gustavo K He I think he means "specialty" (AmE) or "speciality" (BrE).
Yes. That sounds even better.

CJ
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