Question

Составить диалог на английском ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Hi Mid,

Both ways are fine. As long as the necessary information is there in your essay (intro, overview, details), it doesn't matter whether you use my template or your teacher's.

The only point I disagree on is the use of the word "conclusion". A conclusion usually contains some kind of final decision, opinion or judgment. If you describe the main/general points at the end of your essay, I would write "In summary" or "Overall, it is clear that" instead of "In conclusion".

Posted by: Simon | January 31, 2014 at 09:44

Hello Simon,

Is it possible to have a lesson on multiple charts? I had that on the last exam and I found it quite difficult. It was to compare air and water temperatures for there lakes (A, B and C) in three seasons ( spring, summer and autumn). I didn't know whether lake A,B, C should start with a capital letter and the same with names of seasons. I would appreciate it!!! Kind regards:)

Posted by: Joan | January 31, 2014 at 10:22

Hello Simon,

I have one question .

How do you know Takeru Kobayashi won during 2001 - 2006 ? How about 2000 - 2005 or he won 2 years : 1997 - 1998 then he failed and after that he won next 4 years 2000 - 2003 ??? They did not give any information or data ???

Posted by: Tam | January 31, 2014 at 14:51

Объяснение:

я не знаю то что это правильно или нет

Answer 2

Certainly! Here's a dialogue in English for you:

Person A: Hey, how was your day?

Person B: It was pretty good, thanks! I had a productive day at work and got a lot done. How about you?

Person A: Not bad! I had a fun outing with friends. We went to the park and had a picnic. The weather was perfect.

Person B: That sounds lovely! I wish I could have joined you. Maybe next time?

Person A: Definitely! We should plan another outing soon. Maybe we can go hiking or visit a museum.

Person B: That sounds great! I love hiking, and it's been a while since I visited a museum. Let's make it happen.

Person A: Perfect! We'll figure out the details and set a date. It'll be a fun day out.

Person B: I'm excited already! Can't wait for our next adventure.

Person A: Me too! It'll be a great way to relax and enjoy each other's company.

Remember, this is just a sample dialogue. Feel free to modify it or add any specific context or characters that you prefer.