0Hello. Will you correct my English?02br 02br 00 No.102br 02br 00M: Why is this printer so much more expensive than the laser printer?02br 02br 00F: The quality of the printout is five times sharper than that of 02br 00 the laser printer.02br 02br 00M: Incredible! I wonder how much it is.02br 02br 00No.202br 02br 00M: Could you give me a hand with this?02br 02br 00F: Wyh don't we tilt it on its side?02br 02br 00M: Be careful. It's the thing which has been handed down from 02br 00 generation to generation.02br 02br 00 Thank you!0-
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02br 02br 00M: Incredible! I wonder how much 01b 00sharper02b 00 it is. 02br 02br 00F: 01b 00Why02b 00 don't we tilt it on its side?
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02br 02br 00M: Incredible!
I wonder how much 01b 00sharper02b 00 it is.
02br 02br 00F: 01b 00Why02b 00 don't we tilt it on its side?
[01i 00typo]02i 02br 02br 00M: Be careful.
It's 01b 00something that02b 00 has been handed down from 02br 00 generation to generation.
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0Sure.02br 02br 00No.102br 02br 00M: Why is this printer so much more expensive than the laser 01b00one02b00?01i00 [avoid using the same noun twice in a comparative sentence - it's correct to, but stylistically not perfect]02i02br 02br 00F: The quality of the printout is five times sharp
0Kenta, I can't make "I wonder how much it is" make sense.02br 02br 00He obviously knows the price, because he commented on it.02br 02br 00He now knows how much sharper it is, because she just told him it was five times sharper.02br 02br 00What did you mean for him to be asking?0-