So, I bought a DVD on eBay - Stir of Echoes, great little film, was talking to someone about it last week or so and thought, hey, what the hell, just pick up a copy. Found it listed for 99¢, plus a couple bucks' shipping, Bought It Now. Only,

Good morning Mister Micawber, Do native speakers say "totally off"? From an American customer, he said "totally off very dark". So I assumed he was talking about the colors of some fabric. Thank you. Tinanam

Hi, I've never heard anyone say 'I'm green' . And if they did, I wouldn't understand it to have that meaning. Clive

Hi teachers, "The colors are totally off very dark". What does this mean when this is a "off" in the sentence? Thank you. Tinanam

Hi, I don't seem fully to understand your query. I'll try again. The main question: But "a threatened strike"? What does that mean? 1. Did the railroad workers' union threaten to go on a strike? Is that what it

This beat is Origanily from an old movie where the credits roll, The movie is about a plane crash and they have to climb the mountain tops to find civilzation, Jay Z took this beat and then the game. Sombody should get word out that it is not Jay

Line of greens and blues = a series of good and bad moods. I'm green = I'm fine/happy/optimistic. I'm blue = I'm sad/unhappy/depressed.

Could you say?-- Yes 1 Whether a secreterial job or a blue collar job, I'll turn the offer down. 2 Whether black or red, I'll have to say no to those colors. Why can't you use WHETHER in my above sentence but EITHER.-- Because 'whether' suggests

Can someone help me with these 15 sentences, I wrote down what I thought was OK He slapped me behind my head/at the back of my head. BEHIND Thats the second cigarette in the same hour. What can you say to a story so intricate other than nod in

I think you may be asking for explicit, black and white answers, to questions which don't lend themselves to such answers. There seem to be two problems in that there are: *Differences between British and American usages. *Differences in