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Kenta Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Would you correct my English? ( Mar. 28 )

Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?

No. 1

M: I have to tell you something. Well... I'm interested in you.

F: Interested in me? What do you mean?

M: Ah...you're always on my mind. Are you going out with me?

No. 2

M: We'll have squid ink spaghetti.

F: Would you like anything else? How about a dessert?

M: Can we have ( some ) coffee after dinner?

F: Certainly.

Thank you. kenta
  

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No. 1 M: I have to tell you something. Well...

  • No.
  • 1 M: I have to tell you something.
  • Well...
  • I'm interested in you.
  • F: Interested in me?
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No. 1

M: I have to tell you something. Well... I'm interested in you.
F: Interested in me? What do you mean?
M: Ah...you're always on my mind. Will you go out with me?

No. 2

M: We'll have the squid ink spaghetti.
F: Would you like anything else? How about a dessert?
M: Can we have ( some ) coffee after dinner?
F: Certainly.
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Hi Kenta,
In the US, the waiter/waitress wouldn't take your dessert order when you ordered your main course.

To make this more natural (though not more grammatical),
F: Would you like a salad or any side dishes?
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Thank you, both. You helped me a lot.

kenta

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