Are these sentences common use in daily conversations? Can you help me make them more natural? 1.I would like to open a checking account and a savings account. 2.Can you close my savings account but leave my checking account open? 3.I did not notice you will charge the maintenance fee, so that's the reason I'v got an overdraft fee. Is that possible for me to remove that overdraft fee? 4. I did not intend to let my account go overdraft because I did not know the maintenance fee would kick in. 5.I would like to know if there's any offers available for my credit card accounts? Such as APR reduction and 0% balanced transfer fee offers? 6. I would like to know if I am qualified to apply for a credit card now? If I am, Can you please check if I could get a credit card now? 7 I would like to see if I can get the credit limit increased, because I think I my credit limit is too low? Can you guys please help me make the sentences above sound more native and natural? Thank you all!

Are these sentences common use in daily conversations? Can you help me make them more natural? 1.I would like to open a checking account and a savings account. 2.Can you close my savings account but leave my checking account open? 3.I did not notice you will charge the maintenance fee, so that's the reason I'v got an overdraft fee. Is that possible for me to remove that overdraft fee? 4. I did not intend to let my account go overdraft because I did not know the maintenance fee would kick in. 5.I would like to know if there's any offers available for my credit card accounts? Such as APR reduction and 0% balanced transfer fee offers? 6. I would like to know if I am qualified to apply for a credit card now? If I am, Can you please check if I could get a credit card now? 7 I would like to see if I can get the credit limit increased, because I think I my credit limit is too low? Can you guys please help me make the sentences above sound more native and natural? Thank you all!

Are these sentences common use in daily conversations? Can you help me make them more natural? 1.I would like to open a checking account and a savings account. 2.Can you close my savings account but leave my checking account open? 3.I did not notice you will charge the maintenance fee, so that's the reason I'v got an overdraft fee. Is that possible for me to remove that overdraft fee? 4. I did not intend to let my account go overdraft because I did not know the maintenance fee would kick in. 5.I would like to know if there's any offers available for my credit card accounts? Such as APR reduction and 0% balanced transfer fee offers? 6. I would like to know if I am qualified to apply for a credit card now? If I am, Can you please check if I could get a credit card now? 7 I would like to see if I can get the credit limit increased, because I think I my credit limit is too low? Can you guys please help me make the sentences above sound more native and natural? Thank you all!

Are these sentences common use in daily conversations? Can you help me make them more natural? 1.I would like to open a checking account and a savings account. 2.Can you close my savings account but leave my checking account open? 3.I did not notice you will charge the maintenance fee, so that's the reason I'v got an overdraft fee. Is that possible for me to remove that overdraft fee? 4. I did not intend to let my account go overdraft because I did not know the maintenance fee would kick in. 5.I would like to know if there's any offers available for my credit card accounts? Such as APR reduction and 0% balanced transfer fee offers? 6. I would like to know if I am qualified to apply for a credit card now? If I am, Can you please check if I could get a credit card now? 7 I would like to see if I can get the credit limit increased, because I think I my credit limit is too low? Can you guys please help me make the sentences above sound more native and natural? Thank you all!

Do these sentences sound natural? About bank questions! 1.I would like to open a checking account and a savings account. 2.Can you close my savings account but leave my checking account open? 3.I did not notice you will charge the maintenance fee, so that's the reason I'v got an overdraft fee. Is that possible for me to remove that overdraft fee? 4. I did not intend to let my account go overdraft because I did not know the maintenance fee would kick in. 5.I would like to know if there's any offers available for my credit card accounts? Such as APR reduction and 0% balanced transfer fee offers? 6. I would like to know if I am qualified to apply for a credit card now? If I am, Can you please check if I could get a credit card now? 7 I would like to see if I can get the credit limit increased, because I think I my credit limit is too low? Can you guys please help me make the sentences above sound more native and natural? Thank you all!

Do these sentences sound natural? 1.Giving me a reason that I should be concerned about what he has been doing. 2 They were semi forced to cheat in the exam. Especially that guy have been telling people that cheating in exams is not a big deal. 3. The teacher should watch out those students who are going to be cheating in the exam this time. Otherwise, other students won't take this course seriously. They wouldn't be studying if you allowed them to cheat. 4. I am not quiet too sure of what's the explicit name of the company that she has been working for. Maybe you should go and ask her about this. 5. If you come to know this very well, I believe you won't have to worry too much about this test.

Do they sound natural? I hope they sound natural when it comes to spoken English.:) 1.Giving me a reason that I should be concerned about what he has been doing. 2 They were semi forced to cheat in the exam. Especially that guy have been telling people that cheating in exams is not a big deal. 3. The teacher should watch out those students who are going to be cheating in the exam this time. Otherwise, other students won't take this course seriously. They wouldn't be studying if you allowed them to cheat. 4. I am not quiet too sure of what's the explicit name of the company that she has been working for. Maybe you should go and ask her about this. 5. If you come to know this very well, I believe you won't have to worry too much about this test.

Are these common ways to use in everyday conversation? I am not quiet too sure of how we actually use the word account in conversations. Or are there any other ways to say things like this? It's of no account to me whether he comes or not. By all accounts, San Francisco is a city that's easy to fall in love with. He kept a detailed account of the suspect's movements. He doesn't drink alcohol on account of his poor health. They're just sort of opinion pieces. Some of them are longer reported pieces based on. I also don't know how to use the world piece in conversations Can anyone explain it to me when it comes to spoken English?

what's the difference between these two? 1.She's got a feasible way of doing this. 2.She's got a feasible way to do this.