<p>First sentence is good. For the second, "快速" is more commonly used as a adverb not an adjective, so you can say "这辆车可以快速地移动" but usually not "这辆车很快速". Also I would omit the "是". So instead of "你是很快速" I would say "你很快".
As for the last one "你不是真的在咖啡厅" would sound more natural.</p>

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2018-02-18T02:19:21.570Z
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Ben Yang
<p>我也在英國 &rarr; correct  . To make it more natural and lovely you can add （呢/哦/哟/呀） at the end of the sentence, a.e. <strong>我也在英國呢。</strong><br>
你是很快速 &rarr; 你真快/你好快. To make it more natural you can add （啊/呀/哦） at the end of the sentence, a.e. <strong>你好快呀。</strong><br>
你不真的在咖啡聽 &rarr; 你（才）不（是）在咖啡厅/你（才）没（有）在咖啡厅, if you use the complete forms, you can add （呢） at then end of the sentence, a.e <strong>你才不是在咖啡厅呢。</strong></p>

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Bob Yang
<p>I have a feeling what I'm writing is either wrong order or unnatural sounding. Can someone verify?</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>我也在英國</p>
</blockquote>

<p>(I'm also in england)</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>你是很快速</p>
</blockquote>

<p>(You are very fast)</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>你不真的在咖啡廳</p>
</blockquote>

<p>(You arent really at the cafe.)</p>

<p>In these examples they feel correct to me, but the last one I am particularly unsure of, and also, in the second one, I suspect the 是 is unnecessary and makes it sound unnatural.</p>

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2018-02-18T00:49:00.353Z
Please, write in English what do want to mean with the third sentence.
Rodrigo
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2018-02-18T01:54:36.673Z
Im trying to say “you arent really at the cafe.” As in they said they are but it was not true.
Henry Kingston
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2018-02-18T01:58:14.923Z
That's better, but I really can't help you.
Rodrigo
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2018-02-18T02:34:17.893Z
@HenryKingston 英國 is the UK, not England (which is 英格蘭); you might offend some people if you don't differentiate the two. Also, use 咖啡「廳」for cafe.
dROOOze
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@droooze who would be offended? Chinese speaking Northern Irelanders?
Mou某
<grammar>
Is the word order in 我也在英國 and 你是很快速 and 你不真的在咖啡廳 correct?
# Is the word order in 我也在英國 and 你是很快速 and 你不真的在咖啡廳 correct?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-02-17)

I have a feeling what I'm writing is either wrong order or unnatural sounding. Can someone verify?

> 我也在英國

(I'm also in england)

> 你是很快速

(You are very fast)

> 你不真的在咖啡廳

(You arent really at the cafe.)

In these examples they feel correct to me, but the last one I am particularly unsure of, and also, in the second one, I suspect the 是 is unnecessary and makes it sound unnatural.

**Tags:** grammar

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Please, write in English what do want to mean with the third sentence.  
> **username_0**: Im trying to say “you arent really at the cafe.” As in they said they are but it was not true.  
> **username_1**: That's better, but I really can't help you.  
> **username_2**: @HenryKingston 英國 is the UK, not England (which is 英格蘭); you might offend some people if you don't differentiate the two. Also, use 咖啡「廳」for cafe.  
> **username_3**: @droooze who would be offended? Chinese speaking Northern Irelanders?  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2018-02-18. Score: 3

First sentence is good. For the second, "快速" is more commonly used as a adverb not an adjective, so you can say "这辆车可以快速地移动" but usually not "这辆车很快速". Also I would omit the "是". So instead of "你是很快速" I would say "你很快".
As for the last one "你不是真的在咖啡厅" would sound more natural.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2018-02-22. Score: 0

我也在英國 → correct . To make it more natural and lovely you can add （呢/哦/哟/呀） at the end of the sentence, a.e. **我也在英國呢。**  
你是很快速 → 你真快/你好快. To make it more natural you can add （啊/呀/哦） at the end of the sentence, a.e. **你好快呀。**  
你不真的在咖啡聽 → 你（才）不（是）在咖啡厅/你（才）没（有）在咖啡厅, if you use the complete forms, you can add （呢） at then end of the sentence, a.e **你才不是在咖啡厅呢。**


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