Hi Clive, Do you think that the word "limited" is not appropriate. Why don't we simply say "I have few friends." Or "I don't have many friends"

Is below conversation correct? Customer: "Hi Sir, do you have a moment?" Trainer: "Yes, sure" Customer: " I would like to discuss extending my membership"

My fitness membership will be expired soon. I want to extent the membership period. Oneday, I meet the trainer in the centre, I want to check with him on this.

I tried to call Mary but no one answer the phone. Then I called Jack who is sitting in front of her. Is the following conversation correct ME: " Hi Jack, is Winnie there." JACK: "No, She is not around." ME: "Then,

My colleauges leave her seat a while. Then I pick up the phone . After she come back, Am I right to told her. " Michael is looking for you and pls. return her call." "Michael called you and pls. return her call"

I come back to office earlier this morning in order to finish my work. However, my fellows has not yet come back and I need their help to finish my work. Now, I realize that one hand can not make ths sound.

My teacher teach me I should use "will verb" in future tense. "Be verbing" is only for an event which is doing now

Father: Hi Dear, would you come home for dinner? Son: No, I won't. I have to go Fitness Centre when I off from work.

I visit a book shop today to find one of my favorite book. However I didn't find it on the book shelves. Am I right to ask the shopkeeper "Hello, Do you have the book named "***"?" "Hi, have you got the book

My friend has bought an air ticket for my aunt. I called my aunt to check if she know about this. Is is right to say Hi Aunt, did she tell you she has bought you an air ticket?