Questions on daily usages
1. When someone asks me "how did you get here", is that natural if I answer "I caught a bus to get here" ?
2. what is the word to describe your feet when you have been sitting for a long time and so the feet cannot feel anything for like 5 minutes?
3.When I was in the car with my friend and pass a store, I say "it just came across my mind that I used to buy a shake at that store". Does this sentence make sense?
4. Which sentence is the most common?
- Did we run out of egg?
- Do we have any more egg?
- Is there any more egg?
5. When my friend asks if she can prints my document, I say " I don't need it now." Is that sentence okay? Do I need to explain any further?
6. How do I describe a situation in which I don't have too much hope in it, like" There's not many chance I can get accepted"?
7. I want the light to be on, or I want the light on?
8.. Are these sentences natural and correct?
- " I have something to be printed. Could you print it for me? "
- "are we done?"
- "as a scientist , is your job more researching or teaching?"
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1. When someone asks me "how did you get here", is that natural if I answer "I caught a bus to get here" ? Keep it short and avoid repetition.
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- When someone asks me "how did you get here", is that natural if I answer "I caught a bus to get here" ?
- Keep it short and avoid repetition.
- eg I came by bus.
- eg By bus.
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1. When someone asks me "how did you get here", is that natural if I answer "I caught a bus to get here" ? Keep it short and avoid repetition.
eg I came by bus. eg By bus.
2. what is the word to describe your feet when you have been sitting for a long time and so the feet cannot feel anything for like 5 minutes? numb
3.When I was in the car with my friend
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