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- 10-Oct-2011, 02:47 #1
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English Is this sentence correct?? Is the use of 'in' two times correct?
You are already very good in the language I would like to converse with you in.
Thanks!
- 10-Oct-2011, 07:45 #2
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Re: English No, the second "in" is unnecessary and incorrect.
You are already very good in the language, and I would like to converse with you.
In any event, the sentence is awkward and stilted and I would use the name of the language instead of "the language".
You are fluent in English, and I would like to converse with you.
John
- 10-Oct-2011, 09:19 #3
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Teacher Re: English I would like to converse with you in a/the language that you already speak very well.
Originally Posted by vardhan 
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