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Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English. please? ( Oct. 5 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: I thought you would [ were going to ] come to our reception party. If you don't mind
my asking, why didn't you come?
F: I never forgot about it. Something unavoidable came up.
M: Well, I hope you'll join us next time.
No. 2
F: I'm looking for something for my husband. Could [ Would } you help me?
M: Sure. How about [ Why don't you buy her ] this purse?
F: Great. I'll take this one. Can you gift-wrap this for me?
M: Certainly. Just a moment, please.
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: I thought you would [ were going to ] come to our reception party. If you don't mind
my asking, why didn't you come?
F: I never forgot about it. Something unavoidable came up.
M: Well, I hope you'll join us next time.
No. 2
F: I'm looking for something for my husband. Could [ Would } you help me?
M: Sure. How about [ Why don't you buy her ] this purse?
F: Great. I'll take this one. Can you gift-wrap this for me?
M: Certainly. Just a moment, please.
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
M: I thought you would [ were going to ] come to our reception party. If you don't mind my asking, why didn't you come? A reception and a party are generally two different things, Kenta.
- M: I thought you would [ were going to ] come to our reception party.
- If you don't mind my asking, why didn't you come?
- A reception and a party are generally two different things, Kenta.
- Both "would" and "were going to" are OK in today's usage.
- F: I didn't forget about it.
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M: I thought you would [ were going to ] come to our reception party. If you don't mind
my asking, why didn't you come? A reception and a party are generally two different things, Kenta. Both "would" and "were going to" are OK in today's usage.
F: I didn't
my asking, why didn't you come? A reception and a party are generally two different things, Kenta. Both "would" and "were going to" are OK in today's usage.
F: I didn't
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Hi, JohnParis.
Your correction is very good and helpful, and clear for me to understand.
Thank you very much! kenta
Your correction is very good and helpful, and clear for me to understand.
Thank you very much! kenta
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