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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Please native speaker help correct

Could you please help me correct these sentences?

1 I've been paid to work till 9pm. They need my services till 9pm.
2 The waiter served in the order in which people were seated not the women first.
3 We'll have a salad to begin.
4 She looks at people that look/are looking at her.
5 There are too few people to have a party.
6 If I was due any minute, I wouldn't be going out. (pregnant)

Thank you so much
  

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They are all fine. Number 4 could be either way depending on what you mean. I might throw a comma into 2: The waiter served in the order in which people were seated, not the women first.

  • They are all fine.
  • Number 4 could be either way depending on what you mean.
  • I might throw a comma into 2: The waiter served in the order in which people were seated, not the women first.
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They are all fine. Number 4 could be either way depending on what you mean. I might throw a comma into 2: The waiter served in the order in which people were seated, not the women first.
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Enoon Thank you

Quick thing if you will


3 We'll have a salad to begin. Should there be a "with" on the end?
5 There are too few people to have a party. Is "too few" natural?
6 If I was due any minute, I wouldn't be going out. Any minute NOW???


I work at a hotel, and need to use a few sentences I'm not sure about

could you tell me
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3 We'll have a salad to begin. Should there be a "with" on the end? No.
5 There are too few people to have a party. Is "too few" natural? Yes.
6 If I was due any minute, I wouldn't be going out. Any minute NOW??? No.

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Don't you say

We'll begin with a salad.

and

She should be here any minute now.

so how come
with should not be inserted and now either?

Thank you enoon so much
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Hello Enoon,

Could you when you get a minute tell me what you think about "begin with" and "any minute now"?

and the link above was to this. Would you tell me which word to use and the corrections needed please?

How would you say this? Is culture same as tradition?

1 There is a tradition/culture that forbids people from touching other people head in that country

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