Hurry, Get the line up.

[flytothesky]

Hello~

I would like to know expression that related to "LINE".
I use this almost everyday but not sure how to say naturally and correctly.
Help me please~~~~



Husband: Can you see the people in the line? I told you shouldn't come a theater on Christmas.

Wife: We are already here, so pleas stop grumbling and go and get the line up.

…Husband walk up to the line.. and asks...

Husband: Excuse me? Are you in the line?

A: Oh, sorry, no I’m not in the line, you can line up.

… He is in the line ans waiting for the tickets…. and Husband asks a person who is line behind him.

Husband: Sorry but would you hold my spot for a sec please? I will go and get some COKE.

B: Sure thing!

Teach me please~

[susiedqq]

line = noun
a string of people
The line was too long for the show so we left.

to "line up" = verb
We need to line up before the show opens.
Line up for the show before 6:00 p.m.

in line = position or place
He is in line for the show.
I am not in line yet for the theater.
We can get in the line before the show.

[flytothesky]

Many thanks for your hlep..

I changed my sentence on the base of your instruction.

Would you check if its correct pleae?


Husband: Can you see the people in the line? I told you shouldn't come a theater on Christmas.

Wife: We are already here, so pleas stop grumbling and go and line up.

…Husband walk up to the line.. and asks...

Husband: Excuse me? Are you in the line?

A: Oh, sorry, no I’m not in line, you can line up.

… He is in the line ans waiting for the tickets…. and Husband asks a person who is in line behind him.

Husband: Sorry but would you hold my spot for a second please? I will go and get some COKE.

B: Sure thing!

[pyoung]

Originally Posted by flytothesky

Many thanks for your hlep..

I changed my sentence on the base of your instruction.

Would you check if its correct please?


Husband: Can you see the people in the line? I told you we shouldn't come to a theater on Christmas.

Wife: We are already here, so please stop grumbling and go and line up.

…Husband walks up to the line and asks...

Husband: Excuse me? Are you in the line?

A: Oh, sorry, no I’m not in line, you can line up. please go ahead.

… He is in the line, waiting for the tickets…. and the Husband asks a person who is in line behind him.

Husband: Sorry but would you hold my spot for a second please? I will go and get some COKE. (This sentence is grammatically correct, but you might want to consider these other options as being more polite:
Sorry, but would you hold my spot for a second, please, while I go and get a Coke? or Sorry, but would you hold my spot for a second, please? I'd like to get a Coke.

B: Sure thing!

Good work, flytothesky!

I hope this is helpful,

Petra

[Raymott]

Originally Posted by flytothesky

Many thanks for your hlep..

I changed my sentence on the base of your instruction.

Would you check if its correct pleae?


Husband: Can you see the people in the line? I told you shouldn't come a theater on Christmas.

Wife: We are already here, so pleas stop grumbling and go and line up.

…Husband walk up to the line.. and asks...

Husband: Excuse me? Are you in the line?

A: Oh, sorry, no I’m not in line, you can line up.

… He is in the line ans waiting for the tickets…. and Husband asks a person who is in line behind him. OK

Husband: Sorry but would you hold my spot for a secondOKplease? I will go and get some COKE. "I'm going to get some coke."

B: Sure thing!

"Get in the line" or "Come and get in line"
A: "No, sorry, you can stand there".