I forgot to tell you guys that 'Sold out' cannot be used Because the newspapers are FREE hehehe

Hmmm let's just say RP is a formal way/accent of spoken English So, you decide

Anonymous wrote: Nearly everyone will say 'Who is you' is incorrect but some says it is (grammatically) correct. So is this correct or not? I use that too Since i started to see my friends (Brits and Aussies) use it They (we) also use : How

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SpoonfedBaby wrote: Hello , I would like to know what sentence structure I must use to ask a question in an affirmative sentence. I wrote 2 sentences. Are they right? ( A ) I don't remember who the father is, and who's the son. ( B ) I don't

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All is ok All are ok Which one is best to use? I use 'is' and i saw a newspaper used 'is'

What about 'It has already finished'? Is it correct? and also 'Have u (still) got The Sun?'? and also 'You still have The Sun?'?

Hi, as for me, I prefer 'I am into' but sometimes I use 'I am interested in'