Thanks a lot.

Hi, Beer or wine? Which do you like more? Beer or wine? Which do you like (the) most? Beer, wine, coke or water? Which do you like (the) most? Beer, wine, coke or water? Which do you like more? Generic question... What kind of

Hi, I'm not sure how to express these concepts: In New York it's (5 hours) earlier / later than in Fantasyland. In New York the time is (5 hours) ahead of / behind Fantasyland time. In New York it's (5 hours) ahead of / behind

Thanks you all!!! Nona The Brit wrote: They may not be 100% gramatical but they are the things that people say all the time. You'd sound a complete idiot grandly pronouncing 'It is I'. That's what I wanted somebody to say.

(Doorbell ringing) Who's it? ...Open the door, it's me! Who's it? ...Open the door, it's us! Who could it be? Maybe it's them. / It must be them. I know I can say "it's me" and "it's us", but what about "It's them" and "It must be

Hi everyone, this topic has already been discussed. I know I can't ( I shouldn't ) put an adverb between the verb and its object. I also know what "split infinitives" are, and I usually split infinitives ( when I feel the sentence sounds better)

Thanks a lot, Clive. Probably the simplest is just 'to'. In fact that's the expression I find most often. It seems that the other expressions are not used much when you can simply write "to." Bye

Hi everyone, I know this might be a silly question, but... 1. Keep going on the next intersection. 2. Take the first left Captain Square. 3. I bet you can't throw your cell phone that tree over there. 4. You have to stretch

Thank you very much Clive, Clive wrote: But you won't go to jail if you say this. Don't think that we always speak English in a precise way, please. I'd probably just answer 'I swim twice a week, and I cycle'. Usually, the

Thanks a lot Clive. Anyway, I had already checked that thread before posting, and it confused me even more. I searched the Net for explanations and examples, I also asked some people in the chat room. Do you play / do any sports? ( this is a