Do you talk to your mother in English or in Chinese…，

[Silverobama]

I talked to my friend’s son. My friend went to Singapore a few years ago and married a man there. She later gave birth to this little boy. I asked him this question. Is it natural?

Do you talk to your mother in English or in Chinese in your daily life?

 

[emsr2d2]

I talked to my friend’s son.

In a recent thread, I told you that opening with a short statement in the simple past is an odd way to start. I suggested you at least add a time marker of some kind and consider changing the tense. I'm going to suggest both of these things again. Please try again.

 

[Silverobama]

How about the following version?

I talked to my friend’s son a few days ago. My friend went to Singapore a few years ago and married a man there. They were visiting my city recently. She gave birth to this little boy and I was wondering if he could speak some Chinese. I asked him this question. Is it natural?

Do you talk to your mother in English or in Chinese in your daily life?

 

[teechar]

I talked to my friend’s son. My friend went to Singapore a few years ago and married a man there. She later gave birth to this little boy. I asked him this question. I asked a little boy whose mother is Chinese and father is Singaporean, the following question. Is it natural?

Do you talk to your mother in English or in Chinese? in your daily life?

See above.