skyword 1) Does the above sound normal or provoking to u? It does not sound normal. What do you mean by 'tuition' and 'work' there?
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skyword1) Does the above sound normal or provoking to u?It does not sound normal. What do you mean by 'tuition' and 'work' there?
skywordWould you like to share with me why and which part of that does not sound normal?I do not understand the conversation. In American English, 'tuition' refers only to the money paid by students ("The tuition for this class is $100 per term.') In the first two turns, I think you mean this:
skywordBased on the first two, do you have any guessing for the third one?I suppose that this is what is meant:
skywordAs I re-read the third turn, it sounds like:"please tell me, what has been going good, if not the tutoring work."Do you agree?That is what is meant, but it is an odd response. The alternative I have offered is more natural.
skywordAs you mentioned earlier "pray tell me" is archaic; I was wondering, could this response also a kind of olden way of answering in English Language?You may use it if you wish to sound strange.