“I am impressed you were able to eliminate both the werewolf and the lycanthrope as well as bringing Jack back safely. You did well.” (as well as bring Jack back safely)
No, they will be working with me. I want to be honest." (telling people your unnatural)
it is a silver-plated Desert Eagle .50 calibre magnum. carved into the barrel. (whats carved into the barrel. Also should it not be magnum, carved into the barrel)
The “school daze” case only has the accept button. You can’t decline it.
Don’t know if this was supposed to happen, but first time I could use the D.E was the school daze case. Also, will the other guns accept .50 Cal rounds?
double check the Desert Eagle is loaded with Magnum before slipping it into the hip holster. (Magnum rounds? I don’t know it just doesn’t seem right)
Heading to the garage and Ashley jumps into the driver’s seat. (you head to the garage and Ash jumps in the drivers seat. OR, heading to the garage, ash jumps into the drivers seat)
A few days after out fortnightly trips to a camp we own just outside Georgia. (our fortnightly trips)
"Apart from the fact that Tim was one of our brightest students not to mention a shy one. It took us ages to get him to even go on this trip. (shy one, it took us)
“Don’t mess with a cheerleader unless you’re a sports star,” she replies, (full stop)
(“How did you know the girl involved was a cheerleader?” the Dean asks, “I never mentioned that part.”
“I used to go here sir, the cheerleaders always had the prettiest girls.”) (the cheerleaders had the prettiest girls? Do you mean “the cheerleaders were always the prettiest girls?” took me a few moments to understand that.)
“Hope Mr. Nash spoke of me fondly,” Ashley says smiling, (full stop)
“Tomorrow actually, you should go and make sure everything is packed ready for a trip.” (That line just doesn’t sound right to me. Then again, its probably just me)
The next day you find yourself sharing a cabin with Ashley as the camp. (at the camp?)
(“That looks like a sword?” you say outloud,
“Looks like a badly drawn one to me,” Ashley replies,) (full stop, full stop)
“That looks like a flower?” you say outloud, (full stop)
“That looks like a tree?” you say outloud, (full stop)
I hope every time I say full stop I’m right, or I’m going to look quite the fool.
(“Who will cook the food?” Ashley asks,
“One of the teachers will be the chef,” you reply, ) (Stop, stop)
“I don’t recognise any of these from when I was in high school. Do you know who they are?” Ashley asks. “Do you know who they are?” Ashley asks. (recognize (different culture). She repeats, “Do you know who they are?”)
James Matherson: and generally was quite liked by teacher and student alike. (teachers and students)
In fact according to the background check he’d been forced to leave his last teaching job due to one of his class trying it on with him. (In fact, according to…) (“his class trying it on with him”. There are better ways to word that)