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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

treat

A: Whose treat is today?
B: It is my treat. Let me treat you to lunch.

Is the above dialog grammatical?
  

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Whose treat is today? is not correct. A.

— CalifJim

  • Whose treat is today?
  • is not correct.
  • A.
  • Whose turn is it to treat today?
  • B.
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Whose treat is today? is not correct.

A. Whose turn is it to treat today?
B. Mine. / It's my turn to treat you to lunch.

More usual:

Let's go to lunch. It's my treat. (There's no sense of taking turns in this version.)

CJ
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A: Did you go Dutch yesterday evening?

B: No.

A: Whose treat?

B: His treat.

Is the above dialog acceptable?
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