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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
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Would you check my English?
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you correct them?
No. 1
M: Do you know what the weather will be like tomorrow [ how it will be tomorrow ]?
F: I hear it will be fine in the morning but start [ begin ] raining in the evening.
M: We're going to barbecue some hamburgers and fish on the river.
No. 2
M: How about horror movies? I like them very much.
F: Oh, no. I can't stand [ bear ] them. I really like love stories.
M: We have really different tastes.
F: Then how about commedies? It's not ( that ) bad, isn't it?
Thank you!
No. 1
M: Do you know what the weather will be like tomorrow [ how it will be tomorrow ]?
F: I hear it will be fine in the morning but start [ begin ] raining in the evening.
M: We're going to barbecue some hamburgers and fish on the river.
No. 2
M: How about horror movies? I like them very much.
F: Oh, no. I can't stand [ bear ] them. I really like love stories.
M: We have really different tastes.
F: Then how about commedies? It's not ( that ) bad, isn't it?
Thank you!
Top answer
No. 1 M: Do you know what the weather'll be like tomorrow / how the weather'll be tomorrow ? F: I hear it'll be fine in the morning but start/begin raining in the evening.
- No.
- 1 M: Do you know what the weather'll be like tomorrow / how the weather'll be tomorrow ?
- F: I hear it'll be fine in the morning but start/begin raining in the evening.
- M: Oh no!
- We're going to have a barbecue at the river.
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No. 1
M: Do you know what the weather'll be like tomorrow / how the weather'll be tomorrow ?
F: I hear it'll be fine in the morning but start/begin raining in the evening.
M: Oh no! We're going to have a barbecue at the river.
No. 2 (I presume that they are trying to decide on a movie to attend)
M:
No. 1
M: Do you know what the weather'll be like tomorrow / how the weather'll be tomorrow ?
F: I hear it'll be fine in the morning but start/begin raining in the evening.
M: Oh no! We're going to have a barbecue at the river.
No. 2 (I presume that they are trying to decide on a movie to attend)
M:
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Hello, Micawber!
I wondered if I should write "a movie" or "movies".
Thank you for your help!
kenta
I wondered if I should write "a movie" or "movies".
Thank you for your help!
kenta
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Hi, Micawber. I read your comment again, and I had a question.
You wrote,
M: How about a horror movie? I like them very much.
F: Oh, no. I can't stand/bear them. I really like love stories.
M: We have really different tastes.
F: Then how about a comedy? They're not that bad, are they?
But if I use "a horror movie", "
You wrote,
M: How about a horror movie? I like them very much.
F: Oh, no. I can't stand/bear them. I really like love stories.
M: We have really different tastes.
F: Then how about a comedy? They're not that bad, are they?
But if I use "a horror movie", "
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No! That's horrible!
I presume that they are considering which movie to go to. If so, we say; "I want to see an action movie because I like action movies very much."
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No! That's horrible!
I presume that they are considering which movie to go to. If so, we say; "I want to see an action movie because I like action movies very much."
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Hi, Micawber.
"I want to see an action movie because I like action movies very much."
This sentence answered my question exactly.
Thank you very much!
"I want to see an action movie because I like action movies very much."
This sentence answered my question exactly.
Thank you very much!
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