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Kenta Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Will you correct my English? ( Apr. 17 )

Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?

No. 1

M: Didn't you say you were [ came ] from Hiroshima?

F: Yes, I was born in California, but I grew up in Hiroshima.

M: No kidding! I'm from California, myself.

No. 2

M: Where's the emergency hospital [ room ]?

F: At the Cone Street entrance. Are you badly hurt [ hurt badly] ?

M: Yes. My right leg may be broken.

( Q. "may have been broken" is OK? )

F: Oh, then I'll take you there.

Thank you. kenta
  

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No. 1 M: Didn't you say you were [ came ] from Hiroshima? F: Yes, I was born in California, but I grew up in Hiroshima.

  • No.
  • 1 M: Didn't you say you were [ came ] from Hiroshima?
  • F: Yes, I was born in California, but I grew up in Hiroshima.
  • M: No kidding!
  • I'm from California myself.
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No. 1

M: Didn't you say you were [ came ] from Hiroshima?

F: Yes, I was born in California, but I grew up in Hiroshima.

M: No kidding! I'm from California myself. -- Comma not needed.

No. 2

M: Where's the emergency hospital [ room ]? -- In BrE we would say "Where's casualty?" I'm not entirely sure about AmE usage, but "emergency hospital" doesn't sound
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Thank you, Mr Wordy. You gave me a minute explanation.

See you again. kenta

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