A folder is bigger than a file then. Thanks MM. How about binder? A binder must be bigger than a file. But is it different from a folder?

Please forgive me if this question sounds stupid to you. But I want to do the difference between a file and a folder. And are they interchangable? Thanks a lot!

Pieanne wrote: I prefer the first one, because "do" and "talk" are on the same level (no "to") Sorry, what do you mean "the same level" ? You mean we can rephrase the sentence like "You can first talk to your parents" ? can do ~ can

which of the following sentences is correct: 1) The first thing that we can do is talk to our parents. 2) The first thing that we can do is to talk to our parents. or any other suggestions?? Thank you in advance.

we say cha after tea!! thank you MM.

Sometimes the word "you" is pronounced as "cha" eg. gotcha. Is there any unwritten rules on this? Can people pronounce "you" as "cha" in any situation (I am not talking about formal and informal here) or only after certain sounds? thanks

Can "penny-pinch" be used to describe a person? I mean I am looking for a word to decribe someone who is rich but not very generous or someone who is really money-minded. Is "penny-pinch" or "stingy" the right word? e.g. He is very rich but

Thank you M.M. This helps a lot. But should "worthy" always come before a noun??

worthy vs worthwhile I really have trouble distinguishing these two words. Can anyone explain their usage and show me a few examples? thnak you in advance.

CalifJim wrote: To describe someone who doesn't stay up very late at night you don't say "He is not a late sleeper". You say "He is not much of a night owl". If you want to rephrase it, you can just say "He doesn't stay up late" or "He goes to