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Does it sound natural in English?
There is a Disney movie I enjoyed, it's called "Coco" and I'm wondering if you seen it.
Does it sound natural in English?
There is a Disney movie I enjoyed, it's called "Coco" and I'm wondering if you seen it.
There is a Disney movie I enjoyed, it's called "Coco" and I'm wondering if you seen it.
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29 May 2021
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There is a Disney movie that I enjoyed, called "Coco," and I'm wondering if you've seen it.
Just switch you -> you've and your sentence is fine, too.
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