GYG Day 53. Got vs gotten
It’s a British English (got) vs American English (gotten) thing in that other, end of the post, thank you. What, still there?!?! OK, OK, let’s look at a few examples …
It’s a British English (got) vs American English (gotten) thing in that other, end of the post, thank you. What, still there?!?! OK, OK, let’s look at a few examples …
At the end of a telephone call you often make some kind of promise to the other and German speakers often say something like: “I call you back first thing …
1. The share prices plummeted to an all time low. to plummet = to plunge = (stürzen) 2. Unemployment has soared to 20%. to soar = to rocket = (sprunghaft …
Have you ever read news articles and wondered why they often start with the past present aka present perfect form? Check this out. “Two 15 year olds have been arrested …
Inspired by the literal translation above, I thought you might like to find out my TOP 10 favourite funny literal translations. So here we go: Christ’s sky journey Dust sucker. …