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Kenta Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? ( Jan.7 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?
No. 1
M: The meeting begins at four o'clock this afternoon.
F: You have an hour and a half to get ready.
M: But I need [ have ] to finish this report half an hour before
the meeting.
No. 2
M: Mom, I was given this present at school today.
F: It's beautifully wrapped! She must like you so much [ a lot ].
Who gave it to you?
M: Mmm...don't ask me. It's a secret.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: The meeting begins at four o'clock this afternoon.
F: You have an hour and a half to get ready.
M: But I need [ have ] to finish this report half an hour before
the meeting.
No. 2
M: Mom, I was given this present at school today.
F: It's beautifully wrapped! She must like you so much [ a lot ].
Who gave it to you?
M: Mmm...don't ask me. It's a secret.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
No. 1 M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon. F: Then you have an hour and a half to get ready.
- No.
- 1 M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon.
- F: Then you have an hour and a half to get ready.
- M: But I need/have to finish this report half an hour before the meeting.
- No.
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No. 1
M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon.
F: Then you have an hour and a half to get ready.
M: But I need/have to finish this report half an hour before the meeting.
No. 2
M: Mom, I was given this present at school today.
F: It's beautifully wrapped! They must like you a lot. Who gave it to y
M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon.
F: Then you have an hour and a half to get ready.
M: But I need/have to finish this report half an hour before the meeting.
No. 2
M: Mom, I was given this present at school today.
F: It's beautifully wrapped! They must like you a lot. Who gave it to y
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Thank you, Mister Micawber. May I ask a few questions?
M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon.
Don't you usually use "o'clock"? In what situation do you use "o'clock"?
F: It's beautifully wrapped! They must like you a lot.
I meant the boy's girlfriend gave the present to him.
So he wanted it to be a secre
M: The meeting begins at four this afternoon.
Don't you usually use "o'clock"? In what situation do you use "o'clock"?
F: It's beautifully wrapped! They must like you a lot.
I meant the boy's girlfriend gave the present to him.
So he wanted it to be a secre
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1-- We don't usually include 'o'clock' in casual conversation.
2-- The mother asks 'Who?' so she doesn't know the *** of the giver.
2-- The mother asks 'Who?' so she doesn't know the *** of the giver.
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