Kenta Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? (Feb.20)
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Will you correct them?
No. 1
M: Mr. Stump is a master at corporate law. He has represented us
in several cases.
F: Yes, but I hear he [ his fee ] is very expensive.
M: Right. But that's the way it is. We'll [ be able to ] get what we pay for.
No. 2
M: Fill it up, please.
F: Would you like me to clean the windshield?
M: Thank you, and could you check the oil?
F: Sure, and shall I check the tire pressure as well [ ,too ] ?
Thank you! kenta
No. 1
M: Mr. Stump is a master at corporate law. He has represented us
in several cases.
F: Yes, but I hear he [ his fee ] is very expensive.
M: Right. But that's the way it is. We'll [ be able to ] get what we pay for.
No. 2
M: Fill it up, please.
F: Would you like me to clean the windshield?
M: Thank you, and could you check the oil?
F: Sure, and shall I check the tire pressure as well [ ,too ] ?
Thank you! kenta
Top answer
Hi, No. 1 M: Mr. Stump is a corporate law expert.
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Hi,
No. 1
M: Mr. Stump is a corporate law expert. He has represented us
in several cases.
F: Yes, but I hear he [ his fee ] is very expensive.
M: Right. But that's the way it is. We'll get what we pay for. (A standard saying is 'You get what you pay for')
No. 2
M: Fill it up, please.
F: Would you like me to
No. 1
M: Mr. Stump is a corporate law expert. He has represented us
in several cases.
F: Yes, but I hear he [ his fee ] is very expensive.
M: Right. But that's the way it is. We'll get what we pay for. (A standard saying is 'You get what you pay for')
No. 2
M: Fill it up, please.
F: Would you like me to
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Hello, Clive. "You get what you pay for." is a saying, isn't it?
Then I had better not change the phrase and should use "You get ...".
In Japan we can choose the type of gas station.
Nowadays the number of self-service gas stations is rapidly increasing.
Thank you!
kenta
Then I had better not change the phrase and should use "You get ...".
In Japan we can choose the type of gas station.
Nowadays the number of self-service gas stations is rapidly increasing.
Thank you!
kenta
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