Philip is right. I relate "got" more to "recieve". Like, "I got a puppy yesterday." Also your sentences are a bit wordy. "I haven't got a pen with/on me." Why don't you just say, "I don't have a pen with/on me." The word "got" is quite primitive.

Chronologically, which president of the United States was Abraham Lincoln? (Does that make any sense to say? That's the best answer I can come up with for now. By the way, great question. It has me stumped for the moment. )

To my beliefs, "must" is a lot like "have to" in a way that they both mean one is required to do something. However, "must" has a more sense of urgency to it. e.g. "I have to do my homework." opposed to "I must do my homework." The difference

Since the phrase "after cheerleader" is a prepostional phrase, the simple sentence should be "Cheerleader was practicing her move." and NOT "Cheerleader were practicing their moves." Two things- Does each cheerleader only have one move? The way

Wow I didn't notice that either... I just assumed lunchout was much like take-out

Put it in simple terms...although there are a lot of meaning, but I'll just give some basic ones Clear: 1. Transparent (able to be seen through) 2. Obvious (easy to understand) Clean: 1. Not messy (this is an adjective) 2. To

Dear Team, We will be having a free lunchout tomorrow (09/08/06) at NIPA Hut, courtesy of Ms. Tesoro. Please make yourselves available at 11: 45 am. (It's a bit brief, but I suspect that was what you wanted. Not much I would change, just

(Correct ME if I'M wrong I'm new to this...but I want to give it a spin!) Considering (I don't advise starting a sentence with because) the large quantity of Wal-mart shipment s , we request you to split the whole lot inspection into small lot

I would ask where this text came out of? There doesn't seem to be a reasonable solution to the question, though my best guess would have been #4. Since "the buildup of ice impeded ships needed to supply...", it would only be reasonable to have a

Some of these books suggested were about the same level as Holes or The Giver. My recommendation: Gathering Blue, by Lois Lowry. This book is basically a sequel to The Giver. It's absolutely wonderful just like its prequel.