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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? ( Aug 27 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: Where shall we meet this Sunday?
F: How about in the restaurant "Paris"?
M: It's a little expensive. Do you know ( of ) another place?
No. 2
M: I'm thinking about [ of ] moving out before long.
F: Really? Is it because your apartment house is far from our office?
M: Right. But I haven't find a good one yet.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: Where shall we meet this Sunday?
F: How about in the restaurant "Paris"?
M: It's a little expensive. Do you know ( of ) another place?
No. 2
M: I'm thinking about [ of ] moving out before long.
F: Really? Is it because your apartment house is far from our office?
M: Right. But I haven't find a good one yet.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
Hi Kenta, Hope you're fine. Relating to the dialogues, I'd write this way: 1. Where shall we meet on Sunday?
- Hi Kenta, Hope you're fine.
- Relating to the dialogues, I'd write this way: 1.
- Where shall we meet on Sunday?
- How about at Paris restaurant?
- It's a little expensive.
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Hi Kenta,
Hope you're fine.
Relating to the dialogues, I'd write this way:
1. Where shall we meet on Sunday?
How about at Paris restaurant?
It's a little expensive. Do you know another place?
2. I'm thinking about/of moving out soon. (about or of - both work in this case).
a. Option using your question: Really? Is it because your apart
Hope you're fine.
Relating to the dialogues, I'd write this way:
1. Where shall we meet on Sunday?
How about at Paris restaurant?
It's a little expensive. Do you know another place?
2. I'm thinking about/of moving out soon. (about or of - both work in this case).
a. Option using your question: Really? Is it because your apart
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