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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English, please? ( June 6 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: I failed the entrance examination.
F: Sorry to hear that. You had a bad luck.
M: I did my best and believed I would pass it.
F: Me, too. But what is important is keeping studying.
No. 2
M: I'm sorry for being late.
F: That's quite all right.
M: The phone rang when I was leaving [ about to leave ].
And it tool onger than ( I ) expected.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: I failed the entrance examination.
F: Sorry to hear that. You had a bad luck.
M: I did my best and believed I would pass it.
F: Me, too. But what is important is keeping studying.
No. 2
M: I'm sorry for being late.
F: That's quite all right.
M: The phone rang when I was leaving [ about to leave ].
And it tool onger than ( I ) expected.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
F: Sorry to hear that. You had a bad luck. Sounds better : oh, bad luck, sorry to hear that F: Me, too.
- F: Sorry to hear that.
- You had a bad luck.
- Sounds better : oh, bad luck, sorry to hear that F: Me, too.
- But what is important is to keep studying.
- M: The phone rang when I was leaving .
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F: Sorry to hear that. You had a bad luck. Sounds better : oh, bad luck, sorry to hear that
F: Me, too. But what is important is to keep studying.
M: The phone rang when I was leaving . (or : the phone range just as I was leaving)
And it took longer than ( I ) expected.
F: Me, too. But what is important is to keep studying.
M: The phone rang when I was leaving . (or : the phone range just as I was leaving)
And it took longer than ( I ) expected.
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