Hi, Maybe it means - Don't abuse sb's hospitality. / Don't outstay one's welcome.

I know that, but my question is WHEN do we pronounce "here" like and when like in BrE. Thank you very much for your reply nevertheless. P.S. It should be " here i t is " not "here is"

Have I really stirred things up or is it too difficult to explain it? I'm in a state of total confusion because in Poland most people pronounce "here" as the same as Americans

I have read in Oxford dictionary that in British English you don't pronounce "r" at the end of a word or when a word ends in "re" , if the next word starts in a consonant.  If the next word starts in a vowel, you

Thanks a lot! Kindest Regards Dominik

Can I say - "THE MISSING is a ten-year-old boy." ? Thanks in advance!

Hi! Thank you very much for the explanation.

I have read in the Longman dictionary: Don't say "What's your job?" or "What's your work?" Say "What do you do? or What do you do for a living? Why cannot I say "What's your job?"? Thanks in advance!

Thank you very much for your exhaustive reply.

What is the difference between "the tax office" and "Inland Revenue" Thank you in advance!