Does this make sense? - The point is have a bird's-eye.- Here is my attempt to transcribe the conversation on work. I would appreciate it if you could correct below so that it sounds native. Those texts are the same meaning. Should not be caught up in one order, step back to look at the big picture of this whole project. Need to consider of one project on the whole of this project. Do not thinking about short-term profits.

Does this make sense? - The point is 'ask the same question' - Here are my attempts to transcribe my conversation in a office. All of them are the same meaning. I would appreciate it if you could give me the sentences so that it sounds natural. ATTEMPT 1 They have asked us the same question every meeting in a row for three months. ATTEMPT 2 They have asked us the same question in a every consecutive meeting for three months. ATTEMPT 3 They have been asking us the same question in a every meeting for three months.

Does this phrase make sense? I will integrate my account in the other one sometime in the near future. Supplement; I have a number of bank account of the same bank. I would like to merge unused one of them into the other account.

Begun to Take a Supplements (I wish I sound natural. I would greatly appreciate any corrections.) I often skip lunch recently due to busy schedule. I unconsciously stopped in supplement area when I went to a pharmacy this morning. There were lots of supplements starting with vitamin-C and calcium. Among those nutrients, three of them ware contained in many of those products, and that caught my eyes. I bought two products which I can take three essential nourishment from it. I hope it will cover my lack of nourishment.

Is this sound natural? I'm afraid it turned out I have to work on Saturday. Sunday is still my day-off. Could you call me when you have time? (I want to rearrange a plan with my friend through the phone.)

Cotton Bar I joined free English meeting last week. I learned some phrases which was useful in daily life. This time's theme was about beauty stuff related to make-up. "Q-tips" sounded quite cute for my ears in those words I learned at the meeting. Q-tips called "MEN BOU (cotton bar)" in Japan, and I think that sounds far from cute tone.

Are these phrases actually being used in daily life? 1). I don't want to be in any trouble. 2). I don't want to get into any trouble.

Are these sentences correct in daily conversation? I heard these phrases on American drama. 1) WOMAN: I need to come clear about something. There is someone else. MAN: And kissing me made you realize how much rather be kissing him. 2) I wasn't going to say anything because it wasn't relevant, but...

Do you actually use these word in your daily life? in spite of myself allegorically by way of analogy