Are these sentences natural? December 21

[musicgold]

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. Under which items were those charges listed on the bill. ( I was talking to my phone company about some internet usage charges billed to me)

2. I am going to muster up the guys and will meet you at the elevators.

3. I need to go to the washroom and will meet you in the parking.

Thanks,
MG.

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. Under which items were those charges listed on the bill. ( I was talking to my phone company about some internet usage charges billed to me) OK.

2. I am going to muster up the guys and will meet you at the elevators. This is not natural to me.

3. I need to go to the washroom and will meet you in the parking. No, "...meet you in the car park". (BrE)

Thanks,
MG.

Bhai.

[riquecohen]

With regard to #3, in AmE we would say "parking lot" for an outdoor facility or "garage" for an indoor one.

[billmcd]

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. Under which items were those charges listed on the bill. ( I was talking to my phone company about some internet usage charges billed to me)

2. I am going to muster up the guys and will meet you at the elevators.

3. I need to go to the washroom and will meet you in the parking.

Thanks,
MG.

See previous responses, but in #2 instead of "muster up" I think you would more often hear "round up" or simply "get the guys".

[musicgold]

Thanks guys.