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13 Dec 2019
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Please help me with this conversation.
(Tom got a bad score on the test, but he tells a lie.)
Tom: I got a score of 97 on the test!
Tom’s mother: ...Really? Show me your test paper!
#1 Please correct it if there is something wrong.
#2 Can ‘Show me your test paper!’ be replaced by ‘Let me check your test paper!’?
Please help me with this conversation.
(Tom got a bad score on the test, but he tells a lie.)
Tom: I got a score of 97 on the test!
Tom’s mother: ...Really? Show me your test paper!
#1 Please correct it if there is something wrong.
#2 Can ‘Show me your test paper!’ be replaced by ‘Let me check your test paper!’?
(Tom got a bad score on the test, but he tells a lie.)
Tom: I got a score of 97 on the test!
Tom’s mother: ...Really? Show me your test paper!
#1 Please correct it if there is something wrong.
#2 Can ‘Show me your test paper!’ be replaced by ‘Let me check your test paper!’?
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#1. Everything is correct.
#2. Yes, you can say "Let me check your test paper!", you can even say "Let me see your test paper!" If you want to make it short, you can remove "test paper" completely. "Let me see!" "Show me!" "Let me check!"
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