Can I say, (1) The artist is drawing a portrait. (2) There are many people in / at the concert. (3) He spends some times and goes to play golf. (4) He arran ged the glasses in the box. (5) He turned right in / at the T-junction. (6) She is

"MC" INT. 221B BAKER STREET - DAY Holmes stands by the ... more common construction in the recently-sold scripts I've been reading. It works just as well, but it doesn't mean the same thing. As for what you've been reading,

Hi Tim, I am not sure if this will work for you. I personally would distinguish them this way. First of all, the words “make” and “do” have inferred meanings often beyond our awareness. i.e. Guest on the phone: “I am afraid I can’t make it

You have provided some examples of very sloppy English. I had to read them several times before I finally figured out what they were trying to say. I'm not enough of a grammar expert to pronounce judgment on their correctness; however, even if

For one reason and another, including car trouble, I haven't seen any movies on the big screen this year. Today I said, dammit, come hell or high water, I am going to the movies (also, there's a $2 special on Wednesdays). So I took a bus

Does anyone know what the song off the latest Mastercard advert is?? It's the one where the bloke is running to his wedding after being stitched up by his mates, he just makes it to the church on time... if anyone knows please post! AJ

So a wedding party has ended. There are two mysteries: why are laborers digging a hole outside, and why is the groom nervous? Suspense is good, it piques our interest. The writing needs to be more succinct and meaningful. The Blade of a shovel

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They call playing a wedding "giving a "show"? They call playing dinner music in a steak-and- whiskey joint "giving a ... me. "Gig" is a very serviceable term among musos it fills a niche no other word is well-suited

Good Lord! It's a show if you're paying for it, it's a gig if they're paying you for it. Not as used by the pro musos I know, it isn't. They despite playing "horns" and having "chops" only ever play/do/give