For my English conversation class, I made the following sample dialogue using "what's wrong with somebody/thing?" Pleae made correction. And give some more good example. Thank you.
A : I could not finish my homework.
B : What's wrong with your computer?
A : I don't know. It won't boot up.
B : You'd better call a support center right away.
A : I'd like to get married.
B: What's wrong with Susan? She is a wonderful person. And pretty.
A: But, she is a little too proud.
B: Oh, you have to be patient to such a small thing.
A : When shall we meet?
B : What's wrong with tomorrow.
A : Tomorrow would be fine.
B : Please do'n't forget bringing an umbrella. Supposed to rain tomorrow.
A : I want to make better grades.
B: What's wrong with studying harder?
A : I am afraind I am so busy these days.
B: Come on! You will fail next exam.
2007-09-28 12:44:52 · 2 answers · asked by Taro K 1 in Education & Reference ➔ Other - Education
On the third one, put more like-Expecting rain tomorrow or something. And you made an error with don't.
The alst one-
A-I want to ~get~ better grades.
B-Why don't you study harder?
A-I'm afraid it would be to much. I'm very busy these days!
B-Come on! Pick up the slack or you will fail you next exam.
Just a few suggestions.
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2016-10-10 00:03:31 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋