0M: There's a traffic light ahead. Shall I turn right?02br 02br 00F: Isn't that a one-way street?02br 02br 00M: Oh, I forgot it. You've been a big [great] help.02br 02br 00F: ...You've been a very hasty person.0-
0M: There's a traffic light ahead. Do I turn right there?02br 00F: Isn't that a one-way street?02br 00M: Oh, that's right. Thanks.02br 00F: 02br 02br 00CJ 0-
0Hello.02br 02br 00They are close friends (or a husband and a wife). M thanked her, but F felt sick of his carelessness.(He is always careless, hasty)02br 02br 00So she gave him a little critical comment instead of saying "You are welcome."02br 02br 00Is the last line wierd?02br 02br 00 Thank you
0 In that case, I would change the third line of the dialog.02br 00It's w01b00ei02b00rd (not w01b00ie02b00rd!) to have the wife say something critical after the husband tells her that she's been a great help.02br 00M: Do I turn right at the next traffic light?02br 00F: No! Don't you remember? It's a one-way str