1a. Would you move a bit please.(spoken English)
1b. Could you move a bit, please.
2a. You take right turn and immediate left turn. There you will find it.
2b. You, take right turn and then immediate left turn. There you will find it.
3a. Where you have to go?
3b. Where have you to go?
4a. Have you anything else?
4b. Do you have anything else?
5a. Raman will you come here a minute?
5b. Raman, will you come here just a minute?
6a. I sent for you because I want to have a discussion with you.
6b. I sent for you because I want to discuss with you.
7a. What’s it about sir?
7b. What about it, sir?
8a. Please have your chair.
8b. Please take your seat.
9a. You can announce these programs for all staff.
9b. You can announce the news to all staff.
10a. In some time suggestions can convert to advice also.
10a. In some time suggestions can be taken as advice also.
Please correct them all.
2 need articles. ‘There you will find it’ sounds old fashioned.
3a incorrect, 3b sounds old fashioned.
6b is incorrect. ‘discuss’ needs an object.
7 - this pair do not mean the same thing.
8a indicates the person should take their seat and walk off with it.
I don’t understand what you are trying to get at with 10.
Beeesneees,
2. There you will find it.
3b. Where have you to go?
The above are old fashioned. Then show me the new way of expressions.
Please explain the meaning for 7a & 7b:
7a. What’s it about sir?
7b. What about it, sir?
- Here I want to say: My/His suggestions may be taken as advice.
Please correct the expressions in 10a & 10b.
You’ll find it there.
Where do you have to go?
7a What is it concerning?
7b Why are you mentioning it?
You can take my suggestions as advice.
My suggestions can be taken as advice.