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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? (Aug.13)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?
No. 1
At a gas station.
M: Fill it up with regular, please. And where is the nearest post
office around here?
F: Well, go straight and turn left at the second traffic light.
By the way, this engine is making a strange noise.
No. 2
M: Are you free tomorrow? I'd like to have dinner with you.
F: Sorry, I'm going to the [ a ] concert with Mary.
M: Then what are your plans for this Saturday?
F: It will be convenient. [ I will be fine this Saturday.]
Where will you take me?
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
At a gas station.
M: Fill it up with regular, please. And where is the nearest post
office around here?
F: Well, go straight and turn left at the second traffic light.
By the way, this engine is making a strange noise.
No. 2
M: Are you free tomorrow? I'd like to have dinner with you.
F: Sorry, I'm going to the [ a ] concert with Mary.
M: Then what are your plans for this Saturday?
F: It will be convenient. [ I will be fine this Saturday.]
Where will you take me?
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
Hi Kenta, Here is a cultural note about dialogue 1. In the city where I live, all gas stations are self-service. And none of them help you with problems with your car.
- Hi Kenta, Here is a cultural note about dialogue 1.
- In the city where I live, all gas stations are self-service.
- And none of them help you with problems with your car.
- They have no mechanics.
- Outside the city, I find that full-service gas stations are rare but can still be found.
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Hi Kenta,
Here is a cultural note about dialogue 1.
In the city where I live, all gas stations are self-service. And none of them help you with problems with your car. They have no mechanics.
Outside the city, I find that full-service gas stations are rare but can still be found.
No. 1
At a gas station.
M: Fill it up with regular,
Here is a cultural note about dialogue 1.
In the city where I live, all gas stations are self-service. And none of them help you with problems with your car. They have no mechanics.
Outside the city, I find that full-service gas stations are rare but can still be found.
No. 1
At a gas station.
M: Fill it up with regular,
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