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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? (Apr. 21)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them?
No. 1
M: What happened to your hair?
F: Nothing. I just dyed my hair.
M: Yes...but I've never seen your hair so red.
F: It's just for a change.
No. 2
M: What a beautiful [ pretty ] baby!
F: Thank you. She's eleven months old.
M: Really? I guess he's starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: What happened to your hair?
F: Nothing. I just dyed my hair.
M: Yes...but I've never seen your hair so red.
F: It's just for a change.
No. 2
M: What a beautiful [ pretty ] baby!
F: Thank you. She's eleven months old.
M: Really? I guess he's starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
Hi, No. 1 M: What happened to your hair? F: Nothing.
- Hi, No.
- 1 M: What happened to your hair?
- F: Nothing.
- I just dyed it my hair.
- but I've never seen your hair so red.
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Hi,
No. 1
M: What happened to your hair?
F: Nothing. I just dyed it my hair.
M: Yes...but I've never seen your hair so red.
F: It's just for a change.
No. 2
M: What a beautiful [ pretty ] baby!
F: Thank you. She's eleven months old.
No. 1
M: What happened to your hair?
F: Nothing. I just dyed it
M: Yes...but I've never seen your hair so red.
F: It's just for a change.
No. 2
M: What a beautiful [ pretty ] baby!
F: Thank you. She's eleven months old.
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Thank you, Clive.
But I still have a question.
You wrote: I guess she'll be starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Is there any difference among "she'll start","she is starting", and
"she'll be starting"?
In this situation "she'll
But I still have a question.
You wrote: I guess she'll be starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Is there any difference among "she'll start","she is starting", and
"she'll be starting"?
In this situation "she'll
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Hi,
But I still have a question.
You wrote: I guess she'll be starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Is there any difference among "she'll start","she is starting", and
"she'll be starting"?
In this situation "she'll be starting" is best? In my opinion.
"she'll start" - focuses on the starti
But I still have a question.
You wrote: I guess she'll be starting [ beginning ] to walk soon.
Is there any difference among "she'll start","she is starting", and
"she'll be starting"?
In this situation "she'll be starting" is best? In my opinion.
"she'll start" - focuses on the starti
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Thank you, Clive. Your explanation is very helpful.
I understand what you mean.
Thank you very much!!
kenta
I understand what you mean.
Thank you very much!!
kenta
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