GYG Day 42. Must vs. Have (got) to
When ‘must’ is a ‘must’, check out yesterday’s blog but what about ‘must’s’ friend ‘have (got) to’? Both talk about obligations / necessity, but with some subtle differences. Here’s where …
When ‘must’ is a ‘must’, check out yesterday’s blog but what about ‘must’s’ friend ‘have (got) to’? Both talk about obligations / necessity, but with some subtle differences. Here’s where …
Check out today’s teatime titbit: Wednesday’s Wonderful Website: BBC I’m sure many of you know the BBC as a British TV company, some of you may know and use the …
The most dreaded day of the week, Up early again, no time to sleep, The alarm clock beeps & then rush, rush, rush, Hit the snooze & you’ll be on …
Fill me in. All the following phrases are adjectival phrases (contacting an adjective – ‘due’ etc) and the corresponding prepositions are missing. In one, however, NO preposition is necessary – …
Check out today’s Teatime Titbit: Wonderful Wednesday Words. Yiddish When listening or reading particularly American English you may often come across Yiddish words. ‘Yiddish is a Germanic language, originally spoken …
