Conversation

Two colleagues meet by the water cooler in their office.

(I made a scription as belows)

A: Hi!

B: Hi!

A: How're you doing?

B: Pretty good, thanks.

A: Today is a lovely day, isn't it?

B: yYeah, I feltfeel like going to go somewhere !

I wish I finished my work right now. I wish my work was finished right now.

Anyway, Ddo you have any plan in this Saturday? You could say "plans this Saturday," "plans for this Saturday," or "plans on Saturday."

A: I don't have any plans. wWhy?

B: Actually, Kate and I are going to have a lunch atin Kagurazaka.

There's a restaurant wherethat Kate has been Iinterested in. So, Iif you would like, come and join us!

A: Oh, really? Sounds nice!

Kate has a good sense of choosing restaurants, so the restaurant dishes might be delicious! This makes sense, but it's a bit awkward. I would say something like, "Kate has good taste in restaurants, so the food is sure to be delicious!"

B: I'll definitely be there.

A: Ok! wWell, I'll send a message in detail later!

B: Ok, thanks! bBye!

A: bBye!

Try and watch your punctuation and spacing. There should be no spaces between a period or exclamation point and the end of the sentence. There should be no space between a comma and the word that comes before it, but there's always a space between a comma and the word that comes after it. There's also always a space after a colon.

Conversation

Situation:  two colleagues meet by the water cooler in the office.

(I wrote the following script below)

A: Hi!

B: Hi!

A: How’re you doing?

B: Pretty good, thanks.

A: Today is lovely day, isn’t it?

B: Yeah, I felt like going somewhere! I wish I could go now.

Anyway, do you have any plans this Saturday ?

A: I don't have any plans. Why?

B: Actually, Kate and I are going to have lunch at Kagurazaka.

There's a restaurant where Kate is interested in. So, if you like, come (and) join us !

A: Oh, really?  Sounds nice!

Kate has a good eye for choosing restaurants, so the restaurant dishes should be delicious!

B: I'll definitely be there.

A: OK! Well, I'll send you a more detailed message later!

B: OK, thanks!  Bye!

A: Bye!