Kenta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you correct my English, please? ( Jun 28 )
Hello. I wrote two dialogues. Would you check them, please?
No. 1
M: How many are ( there ) in your family?
F: I have a big [ large ] family. There're ten.
M: Ten? Wow! Your parents are very busy, aren't they?
F: Not only they but also we, older sisters are!
No. 2
M: I hear you'll buy a new house. You must have saved quite a bit of money.
F: Well, actually, we had to take out [ make ] loans from the bank.
M: How long are you going to pay back?
F: More than twenty years. That's incredible!
Thank you. kenta
No. 1
M: How many are ( there ) in your family?
F: I have a big [ large ] family. There're ten.
M: Ten? Wow! Your parents are very busy, aren't they?
F: Not only they but also we, older sisters are!
No. 2
M: I hear you'll buy a new house. You must have saved quite a bit of money.
F: Well, actually, we had to take out [ make ] loans from the bank.
M: How long are you going to pay back?
F: More than twenty years. That's incredible!
Thank you. kenta
Top answer
No. 1 M: How many are there in your family? F: I have a big/large family.
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No. 1
M: How many are there in your family?
F: I have a big/large family. There're ten of us.
M: Ten? Wow! Your parents must be very busy!
F: Not just them. All us older sisters are, too!
No. 2
M: I hear you're going to buy a new house. You must have saved quite a bit of money.
F: Well, actual
M: How many are there in your family?
F: I have a big/large family. There're ten of us.
M: Ten? Wow! Your parents must be very busy!
F: Not just them. All us older sisters are, too!
No. 2
M: I hear you're going to buy a new house. You must have saved quite a bit of money.
F: Well, actual
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