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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Would you correct my English?

Hello. I made two dialogues. Will you check them?

No. 1

M: Oh, this spaghetti looks good. You can eat half of this and
I'll eat the other.

F: No, I'm not so hungry. Eat as much as you like.
[all you can eat]
M: Then if it's OK with you, I'll eat three-fourths.

F: OK. I'll eat the rest.

No. 2

M: Where shall we put these dolls?

F: I think we should put them in front of the south window.

M: Sounds good. But we should keep them off the sunshine,
shouldn't we?

Thank you!
  

Top answer

Kenta No. 1 M: Oh, this spaghetti looks good. You can eat half of this and I'll eat the other half.

  • Kenta No.
  • 1 M: Oh, this spaghetti looks good.
  • You can eat half of this and I'll eat the other half.
  • F: No, I'm not so hungry.
  • Eat as much as you like.
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KentaNo. 1

M: Oh, this spaghetti looks good. You can eat half of this and I'll eat the other half.

F: No, I'm not so hungry. Eat as much as you like. [all you can eat]

M: Then if it's OK with you, I'll eat three-fourths of it.

F: OK. I'll eat the rest.

No. 2

M: Where shall we put
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Hi,
three-fourths three-quarters

Clive
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Addendum -

We should keep them out of / away from the sun" is more common than "the sunshine." (even though "sunshine" seems more logical)

We often use "sun" as a synonym for "sunshine." I'm going to lie out on the lawn and get some sun.
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I didn't notice the expression, "three quarters". Thank you very much!

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