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Laborious Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
sentence correction
Hi teachers,
Could you please take a look at the following sentences and tell me if they are correct?
Situation (1):
If someone asks me about my level of English, how can I reply to them?
For example, If I know the basics of English grammar, could I say that I'm an intermediate or would saying 'I know the basics of English grammar, but I want to go for advanced level of English grammar' be better?
Here's another sentence: I know the basics of English grammar, but I want to speak like natives do. (Teacher, which one of these sentences do you think I should speak?)
Situation (2):
X:(a). Are you working somewhere?
(b). Do you work somewhere?
(c). Do you have a job?
(Teachers, are these sentences all natural to you? How would you ask that question if you were 'X'? )
Y: (a). No, I'm not working anywhere at the moment/currently.
Or (b).I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish to have one.
Or (c). I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish I could have one.
Or (d). I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish I had one.
(Teachers, Here, how should I reply to 'X'? Could I say any of the above sentences in response to 'X's' question?)
Thank you all.
Could you please take a look at the following sentences and tell me if they are correct?
Situation (1):
If someone asks me about my level of English, how can I reply to them?
For example, If I know the basics of English grammar, could I say that I'm an intermediate or would saying 'I know the basics of English grammar, but I want to go for advanced level of English grammar' be better?
Here's another sentence: I know the basics of English grammar, but I want to speak like natives do. (Teacher, which one of these sentences do you think I should speak?)
Situation (2):
X:(a). Are you working somewhere?
(b). Do you work somewhere?
(c). Do you have a job?
(Teachers, are these sentences all natural to you? How would you ask that question if you were 'X'? )
Y: (a). No, I'm not working anywhere at the moment/currently.
Or (b).I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish to have one.
Or (c). I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish I could have one.
Or (d). I don't have a job at the moment/currently, but I wish I had one.
(Teachers, Here, how should I reply to 'X'? Could I say any of the above sentences in response to 'X's' question?)
Thank you all.
Top answer
1. I'm an intermediate is good. 2.
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- I'm an intermediate is good.
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- x: a, b, and c are all correct y: a - I hope to have one / I wish I did b - I wish I could find one c - I hope to find one
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1. I'm an intermediate is good.
2. x: a, b, and c are all correct
y: a - I hope to have one / I wish I did
b - I wish I could find one
c - I hope to find one
2. x: a, b, and c are all correct
y: a - I hope to have one / I wish I did
b - I wish I could find one
c - I hope to find one
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