She ask him:I like you, go on date?He answer with ridicule:I will pencil you into my Blackberry!
She told him "I like you. What about going out on a date with me?"He answered with a ridicule "I will pencil you into my Blackberry!"PS: OMG! Masha, what happened with your grammar?! Shame on you!=)
He invited very popular girl in the school to go out on date but she said I will pencil you into my Blackberry.
He asked a very popular girl in his school to go out on date with him but she said "I will pencil you into my Blackberry".PS Very good, Ksenia.To invite - приглашать (в гости)To make the phrase shorter you can say "he asked her out". This will mean the same as "he asked her to go out on a date with him".
At school Mary asked Bob to meet with her,but Bob answered with smile "I will pencil you into my Blacbarry"
"At school Mary asked Bob to go out with her, but Bob answered with a smile "I will pencil you into my Blackberry".PS: Very good, Alina but, please, mind your spelling.
He very want to meeting with her,he asked her, she answered "I will pencil you into my Blacbarry"
He wanted to go out with her very much.But when he asked her, she answered "I will pencil you into my Blackberry.PS: Andrew, please, mind your grammar and spelling. "Very" is used only with adverbs and adjectives. With verbs we use "very much".
She ask him:
ReplyDeleteI like you, go on date?
He answer with ridicule:
I will pencil you into my Blackberry!
She told him "I like you. What about going out on a date with me?"
DeleteHe answered with a ridicule "I will pencil you into my Blackberry!"
PS: OMG! Masha, what happened with your grammar?! Shame on you!=)
He invited very popular girl in the school to go out on date but she said I will pencil you into my Blackberry.
ReplyDeleteHe asked a very popular girl in his school to go out on date with him but she said "I will pencil you into my Blackberry".
DeletePS Very good, Ksenia.
To invite - приглашать (в гости)
To make the phrase shorter you can say "he asked her out". This will mean the same as "he asked her to go out on a date with him".
At school Mary asked Bob to meet with her,but Bob answered with smile "I will pencil you into my Blacbarry"
ReplyDelete"At school Mary asked Bob to go out with her, but Bob answered with a smile "I will pencil you into my Blackberry".
ReplyDeletePS: Very good, Alina but, please, mind your spelling.
He very want to meeting with her,
ReplyDeletehe asked her, she answered "I will pencil you into my Blacbarry"
He wanted to go out with her very much.
ReplyDeleteBut when he asked her, she answered "I will pencil you into my Blackberry.
PS: Andrew, please, mind your grammar and spelling. "Very" is used only with adverbs and adjectives. With verbs we use "very much".