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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
we/you
Ben: Sorry, I'm late. So, what are we doing?
Sandy: We're preparing for English class. We're going to talk about this book.
Ben: That's right! We have to do a book report.
Why did Ben say "what are we doing", not "what are you doing"?
Sandy: We're preparing for English class. We're going to talk about this book.
Ben: That's right! We have to do a book report.
Why did Ben say "what are we doing", not "what are you doing"?
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Hi, Ben: Sorry, I'm late. So, what are we doing? Sandy: We're preparing for English class.
- Hi, Ben: Sorry, I'm late.
- So, what are we doing?
- Sandy: We're preparing for English class.
- We're going to talk about this book.
- Ben: That's right!
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Hi,
Ben: Sorry, I'm late. So, what are we doing?
Sandy: We're preparing for English class. We're going to talk about this book.
Ben: That's right! We have to do a book report.
Why did Ben say "what
Ben: Sorry, I'm late. So, what are we doing?
Sandy: We're preparing for English class. We're going to talk about this book.
Ben: That's right! We have to do a book report.
Why did Ben say "what
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