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Kenta Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Would you correct my English? (Sept. 30)

Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?

No. 1

M: I didn't know this restaurant was [ is ] so popular.

F: There's always a big lunch crowd.

M: Well, we're ninth on the list now, so we have to wait a little

longer.

No. 2

M: Excuse me, did you witness the train accident?

F: Witness? I was in it. I saw the whole thing!

( Q. What word should be pronounced in "I'm in it."? )

M: Really? I'm a newspaper reporter [ writer ].

Could you answer a few questions?

Thank you. kenta
  

Top answer

Hi, No. 1 M: I didn't know this restaurant was [ is ] so popular. Both OK F: There's always a big lunch crowd.

— Clive

  • Hi, No.
  • 1 M: I didn't know this restaurant was [ is ] so popular.
  • Both OK F: There's always a big lunch crowd.
  • M: Well, we're ninth on the list now, so we have to wait a little longer.
  • No.
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Hi,

No. 1

M: I didn't know this restaurant was [ is ] so popular. Both OK

F: There's always a big lunch crowd.

M: Well, we're ninth on the list now, so we have to wait a little

longer.

No. 2

M: Excuse me, did you witness the train accident? or see. 'See' is more common.

F: Witness? See it? I was in it. I saw the wh
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Thank you, Clive. You always help me very much. Much appreciated!

kenta
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