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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? ( Nov 26 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: How did your birthday go? [ How was your birthday? ]
F: It was nice at first, but it ended up being terrible.
M: What happened?
F: Some boys drank too much and ... guess what?
No. 2
M: How was your trip to Canada?
F: Great. I wish I could have stayed there longer.
M: I know how you feel. An oversees trip is a lot of [ very ] fun.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: How did your birthday go? [ How was your birthday? ]
F: It was nice at first, but it ended up being terrible.
M: What happened?
F: Some boys drank too much and ... guess what?
No. 2
M: How was your trip to Canada?
F: Great. I wish I could have stayed there longer.
M: I know how you feel. An oversees trip is a lot of [ very ] fun.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
1. M: How was your birthday? F.
- 1.
- M: How was your birthday?
- F.
- It was nice at first, but ended up being terrible.
- M: What happened?
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2 Answers
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1.
M: How was your birthday?
F. It was nice at first, but ended up being terrible.
M: What happened?
F: Some boys drank too much... and guess what?
(What are you trying to say here?)
2.
M: How was your Canada trip?
(no problem with making Canada an adjective)
F: Great, I wish I could've stayed there longer.
M
M: How was your birthday?
F. It was nice at first, but ended up being terrible.
M: What happened?
F: Some boys drank too much... and guess what?
(What are you trying to say here?)
2.
M: How was your Canada trip?
(no problem with making Canada an adjective)
F: Great, I wish I could've stayed there longer.
M
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