Kenta  +  540624 Sun, 13 Jul 08 06:03 AM Hello. I made a dialogue. The word "lie" has two meanings, so I used "lie" to make this dialogue. Does this make sense? A: Hey, don't lie. B: What? I never tell a lie! A: I mean "Don't lie on my shirt!" A: Oh, sorry, I didn't notice it.                         Thank you! Kenta Joined on Fri, Dec 21 2007 Regular Member 530 kenta

	Avangi  +  540628 Sun, 13 Jul 08 06:28 AM Okay by me. The first line is a bit unlikely in this context   -   probably unheard of. A. Please sit on the couch. B. Like this? A.  No, don't lie. Avangi Joined on Mon, Nov 19 2007 Veteran Member 8,194 ". . . le plaisir delicieux et toujours nouveau d'une occupation inutile." - Henri de Regnier

	Kenta  +  540632 Sun, 13 Jul 08 06:38 AM Thank you. I made a mistake about my dialogue. A: Hey, don't lie. B: What? I never tell a lie! A: I mean "Don't lie on my shirt!" B: Oh, sorry, I didn't notice it. If I can get more comments from other members, I would be happy. Kenta

	Mr Wordy  +  540709 Sun, 13 Jul 08 12:16 PM I tend to agree with Avangi. It is in my view rather unlikely that someone would just say "Hey, don't lie!" at the start of this exchange. They'd be much more likely to say "Hey, don't lie there!". (I'd probably use an exclamation mark.) Mr Wordy Joined on Tue, May 27 2008 Senior Member 2,359 Native British English speaker Exclamation Marks