No, Mr Wordy-- it is pronounced 'four double-yu dee' and is a common term for the vehicle. In your parlance, perhaps. I am not aware that this pronunciation is in general use in conversational British English. The written

I don't know officially, but "X" is commonly used in all sorts of standard, speciffic field, related abbreviations, i.e. in mathematics,and most speciffically, algebraic expreesions, "solve for x". Everyone knows it is some

The string "PSS" means nothing to me, and I wouldn't ... or at least only one meaning that fits the context. The AUE Archives actually do provide information on "PSS", and anyone armed with Google Groups and a bit of

Q: Can somebody tell me what the hell s.t. is? A: Some of those who don't know are smarter than I. A2: Some of those who are smarter than I. Excellent! It is delightful to see such responses. This was one of the objectives of this inquiry. It

"Robert": which way is correct : "sth can also be applied" or "sth can be also applied" "Can also be" is normal. It might be possible to say "can be also" in some special context, but most people

Donna Richoux wrote, in part: (snip) Don't forget, it's not just ESL students who use dictionaries. Any English speaker who learns a foreign language will also need one, and the same abbreviations occur, although I'm more used to

Most English speakers would use "respectively" in this context only in the odd case where button 1 took you to floor 2 and vice versa. Well, this explains it. the abbreviation "resp." is not used in English. resp. /abbrev.

Most English speakers would use "respectively" in this context only in the odd case where button 1 took you to floor 2 and vice versa. Well, this explains it. the abbreviation "resp." is not used in English. resp. /abbrev.

Most English speakers would use "respectively" in this context only in the odd case where button 1 took you to floor 2 and vice versa. Well, this explains it. the abbreviation "resp." is not used in English. resp. /abbrev.

Greetings. BTW, for the first example on the last page of the PDF file on "bzw.", I think the following are ... be there: Please press button 1 or 2 if you want to go to the first or second floor, respectively. Yes, this is permissible