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Kenta Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? ( Feb. 17 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?
No. 1
M: Excuse me. Where is the principal's room?
F: His room is down the corridor. It's in the right corner.
Do you have an appointment?
M: Yes. I'm supposed to meet him at two ( o'clock ).
No. 2
M: You're a university student, aren't you? What year [ grade ] are you in?
F: I'm a sophomore.
M: What are your plans after graduation?
[ What are you going to do after ...? ]
F: I want to teach English at senior high school.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: Excuse me. Where is the principal's room?
F: His room is down the corridor. It's in the right corner.
Do you have an appointment?
M: Yes. I'm supposed to meet him at two ( o'clock ).
No. 2
M: You're a university student, aren't you? What year [ grade ] are you in?
F: I'm a sophomore.
M: What are your plans after graduation?
[ What are you going to do after ...? ]
F: I want to teach English at senior high school.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
" In america, it's enough to say, I want to teach high school.
- " In america, it's enough to say, I want to teach high school.
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I would use "down the hall" instead of "down the corridor."
For the sentence, I would say "His room is down the hall and in the right corner."
what do you mean by 'senior high school?"
In america, it's enough to say, I want to teach high school.
For the sentence, I would say "His room is down the hall and in the right corner."
what do you mean by 'senior high school?"
In america, it's enough to say, I want to teach high school.
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