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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
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Would you correct my English? (Mar.29)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?
No. 1
M: Who are those uniformed men in front of our house?
F: They [ Those ] are exterminators. I asked them to spray insecticide.
M: It smells bad. [ It stinks. ] Why didn't you ask it on a weekday?
I can't eat lunch.
No. 2
M: What are these?
F: They are some brochures you might be interested in.
They're all about how to go on a diet.
M: How to go on a diet? Did you find a good way to do it among them?
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: Who are those uniformed men in front of our house?
F: They [ Those ] are exterminators. I asked them to spray insecticide.
M: It smells bad. [ It stinks. ] Why didn't you ask it on a weekday?
I can't eat lunch.
No. 2
M: What are these?
F: They are some brochures you might be interested in.
They're all about how to go on a diet.
M: How to go on a diet? Did you find a good way to do it among them?
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
No. 1 M: Who're those uniformed men in front of our house? F: They're exterminators.
- No.
- 1 M: Who're those uniformed men in front of our house?
- F: They're exterminators.
- I asked them to spray the house .
- M: It smells bad / It stinks.
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No. 1
M: Who're those uniformed men in front of our house?
F: They're exterminators. I asked them to spray the house.
M: It smells bad / It stinks. Why didn't you ask them to do it on a weekday?
I can't eat my lunch.
No. 2
M: What're these?
F: They're some brochures you migh
No. 1
M: Who're those uniformed men in front of our house?
F: They're exterminators. I asked them to spray the house.
M: It smells bad / It stinks. Why didn't you ask them to do it on a weekday?
I can't eat my lunch.
No. 2
M: What're these?
F: They're some brochures you migh
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