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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Would you correct my English, please? ( Mar. 30 )

Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?

No. 1

M: Why did you leave school early [ earlier than usual ] today?

F: I didn't feel [ wasn't feeling ] well.

M: Really? Have you seen a doctor?

F: No. I hate ( to get ) shots.

No. 2

M: It's taking a long time for the food to arrive.

F: Yeah? How long does it usually take?

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M: Within a few minutes. This restaurant is famous with its fast

service.

Thank you. kenta
  

Top answer

Kenta -- I see no real problems with dialogue 1. Your bracketed text would make the dialogue more formal, but the grammar with or without it is fine. In your second dialogue I would suggest that the final sentence is a bit awkward because of prepositional choice.

  • Kenta -- I see no real problems with dialogue 1.
  • Your bracketed text would make the dialogue more formal, but the grammar with or without it is fine.
  • In your second dialogue I would suggest that the final sentence is a bit awkward because of prepositional choice.
  • It is completely understandable as written, but I suggest: M: Just a few minutes.
  • This restaurant is famous for its fast service.
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Kenta --

I see no real problems with dialogue 1. Your bracketed text would make the dialogue more formal, but the grammar with or without it is fine.

In your second dialogue I would suggest that the final sentence is a bit awkward because of prepositional choice. It is completely understandable as written, but I suggest:

M: Just a few minutes. This restaurant is fa

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