Kenta Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English? ( Nov. 24 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them?
No. 1
M: How did you spend this [ your ] weekend?
F: I had a really boring weekend. I just studied at home
all [ whole ] the weekend.
M: You had better enjoy yourself sometimes.
No. 2
M: You're trying to quit smoking, aren't you?
F: Right. I used to smoke thirty cigarettes a day, but now just ten.
M: Just ten? It doesn't mean "quit smoking".
F: I know, but I'll stop it completely [ absolutely ] next month.
Thank you! kenta
No. 1
M: How did you spend this [ your ] weekend?
F: I had a really boring weekend. I just studied at home
all [ whole ] the weekend.
M: You had better enjoy yourself sometimes.
No. 2
M: You're trying to quit smoking, aren't you?
F: Right. I used to smoke thirty cigarettes a day, but now just ten.
M: Just ten? It doesn't mean "quit smoking".
F: I know, but I'll stop it completely [ absolutely ] next month.
Thank you! kenta
Top answer
Hi, No. 1 M: How did you spend this [ your ] weekend? What did you do this weekend?
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Hi,
No. 1
M: How did you spend this [ your ] weekend? What did you do this weekend?
F: I had a really boring weekend. I just studied at home
all [ whole ] the weekend.
It was realy boring. I just worked all he time.
M:
No. 1
M: How did you spend this [ your ] weekend? What did you do this weekend?
F: I had a really boring weekend. I just studied at home
all [ whole ] the weekend.
It was realy boring. I just worked all he time.
M:
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