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23 May
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Is it natural and grammatically correct? If not, please recommend better expressions.
It should start with "Let's~"
1. Let's talk scary stories.
2. Let's carry a bag.
Is it natural and grammatically correct? If not, please recommend better expressions.
It should start with "Let's~"
1. Let's talk scary stories.
2. Let's carry a bag.
It should start with "Let's~"
1. Let's talk scary stories.
2. Let's carry a bag.
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It is kind of slang, but I have heard it used in that way. To sound more formal and grammatically correct, use “Let’s tell scary stories”
“Let’s tell horror stories”
“Let’s tell stories to each other”
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It is kind of slang, but I have heard it used in that way. To sound more formal and grammatically correct, use “Let’s tell scary stories”
“Let’s tell horror stories”
“Let’s tell stories to each other”
- Korean
@rezaiemustafa Thank you. If you don't mind, can you please check the no.2 sentence as well?
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