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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English, please? ( Nov 29 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: Did you hear about Jane? She's going to Hawaii next month.
F: Yes. She's going to marry.
M: Right. I'm very relieved to hear that.
F: I hope she will lead a happy life with her husband.
No. 2
M: How're things with you?
F: So so. My business is on a roll now. But I'm afraid the
consumption tax will be raised.
M: I see. Our new prime minister is trying [ going ] to do so.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: Did you hear about Jane? She's going to Hawaii next month.
F: Yes. She's going to marry.
M: Right. I'm very relieved to hear that.
F: I hope she will lead a happy life with her husband.
No. 2
M: How're things with you?
F: So so. My business is on a roll now. But I'm afraid the
consumption tax will be raised.
M: I see. Our new prime minister is trying [ going ] to do so.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
No. 1 M: Did you hear about Jane? She's going to Hawaii next month.
- No.
- 1 M: Did you hear about Jane?
- She's going to Hawaii next month.
- F: Yes.
- She's going to get married.
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No. 1
M: Did you hear about Jane? She's going to Hawaii next month.
F: Yes. She's going to get married.
M: Right. I'm very relieved to hear that.
F: I hope she has a happy life with her husband.
No. 2
M: How're things with you?
F: So-so. My business is on a roll now, but I'm afraid the consumption tax will b
M: Did you hear about Jane? She's going to Hawaii next month.
F: Yes. She's going to get married.
M: Right. I'm very relieved to hear that.
F: I hope she has a happy life with her husband.
No. 2
M: How're things with you?
F: So-so. My business is on a roll now, but I'm afraid the consumption tax will b
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Hi, Mr Micawber.
We learn 'will' should be put after 'I hope' at school, but in fact, 'I hope she has ...' is correct, isn't it?
Thank you very mucy. kenta
We learn 'will' should be put after 'I hope' at school, but in fact, 'I hope she has ...' is correct, isn't it?
Thank you very mucy. kenta
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Simple present is more usual than future after 'hope', I think, Kenta, though future isn't 'wrong'.
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