How is my English?

Your English is fantastic for a second language. I admire you. I read "a classy night out".

The only grammar points I spotted were, "it lead to a lodge" when you meant 'led' and "wishing 'her' a good evening" - often writing mistakes of native speakers.

You get very good scores so I am a bit hesitant to comment on your pacing. I thought you rushed 'a classy night out' without developing the relationship/emotion between the call-girl and her mark. I assume you were intentionally writing a 'stroke' story but, for me, I would have liked a bit more interaction.

You write good English, you get great scores, what are you fretting about?
 
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