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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? (Feb.18)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them?
No. 1
M: My PC has crashed. Do you have the [ a ] software to see if there is
any trouble?
F: Yes, sure. I have a CD-ROM.
M: Oh, you are very helpful. Will you lend it to me?
No. 2
M: Hi, my name is Masashi. You should have a room reserved in my name.
F: Yes, you will be staying for three nights, checking out on the fourth.
M: Sorry, but my plans have [ plan has ] changed. It will be just two nights, so
I'll be checking out on the third.
Thank you! kenta
No. 1
M: My PC has crashed. Do you have the [ a ] software to see if there is
any trouble?
F: Yes, sure. I have a CD-ROM.
M: Oh, you are very helpful. Will you lend it to me?
No. 2
M: Hi, my name is Masashi. You should have a room reserved in my name.
F: Yes, you will be staying for three nights, checking out on the fourth.
M: Sorry, but my plans have [ plan has ] changed. It will be just two nights, so
I'll be checking out on the third.
Thank you! kenta
Top answer
) "Sorry, but my plans have changed," is best.
- ) "Sorry, but my plans have changed," is best.
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2 Answers
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I should think, "Do you have any trouble-shooting software?" or "Do you have a repair disc?" (Probably should get more opinions.)
"Sorry, but my plans have changed," is best.
"Sorry, but my plans have changed," is best.
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