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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
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Would you correct my English? (Dec.14)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you check them?
No. 1
M: Have you heard that Jim is not [ will be not ] leaving the firm after all?
F: Really? I can't understand why he wouldn't [ won't ]. He's always complaining
of his job.
M: Maybe it's because his family oppose [ opposes ? ] it.
No. 2
M: I'd like a ticket to Hiroshima on the nine-oh-five please.
F: I'm sorry, the express is already sold out. We still have seats
available tomorrow morning, though.
M: OK. I'lll have to get up early in the morning, but I'll get it.
Thank you!
No. 1
M: Have you heard that Jim is not [ will be not ] leaving the firm after all?
F: Really? I can't understand why he wouldn't [ won't ]. He's always complaining
of his job.
M: Maybe it's because his family oppose [ opposes ? ] it.
No. 2
M: I'd like a ticket to Hiroshima on the nine-oh-five please.
F: I'm sorry, the express is already sold out. We still have seats
available tomorrow morning, though.
M: OK. I'lll have to get up early in the morning, but I'll get it.
Thank you!
Top answer
Kenta Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you check them?
- Kenta Hello.
- I wrote two dialogues.
- Will you check them?
- No.
- 1 M: Have you heard that Jim is not [ will be not ] leaving the firm after all?
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KentaHello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you check them?
No. 1
M: Have you heard that Jim is not[ will be not ]leaving the firm after all?>> In conversation, we would use the contraction "isn't"
F: Really? I can't understand why he wouldn't[ won't ].He's always complaining
about his job.
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