Hi Maverick! I think the correct option is 1) he has sold till now over 2 million CD's . I'm not sure whether we can say the other two in these cases. I'd use the plural form ( millions ) in a context such as this: He got (eight) millions for

Thanks a lot to you both! Now, Paco, would you be so kind as to write the address of the online slang dictionary? I'm quite into these things! Regards, Mara. PS: BTW, is "Thanks a lot to you both!" correct? or should it be "Thank you

Hi everybody! I'd like to know the meaning of the expression "ch-ching". I heard it used in this context: "These prices are pretty ch-ching." I'd also really appreciate it if you could give me some examples in context. Thanks a lot! Mara.

"Finally, regarding design problems, we have to arrange regular meetings between designers of different plants in order to get an understanding . Besides, we thought about giving a possibility to the youngest designers of our staff." My

Hi people! Here's another sentence: "As regards responding to customer needs, we should improve the communication with our customers even before doing the clothing." I think the verb " doing " is incorrectly used here, since we are

Hi people! I'd like to know if the following sentence is correct: "About quality control problems, we decided to make a list including the most important providers and try to obtain discounts for large quantities of material." Is this

Hi Khoff! I'm afraid I should have given a little more context here. . This expression is used by telephone operators when writing down the name and / or surname of the caller. I think it could apply to both, but is more common the case with

Hi people! I'd like to know how to ask the following question: 1. Do you write your name split or all together? 2. Does it go split or all together? 3. Do you split your name or does it go all together? In fact, I'd like to know the

Thanks a lot for your insightful comments, Clive! Now, I was wondering if the reason weren't one of closeness or affection, i.e., as "Nike" is an American (national) brand, and certainly, one of the brand leaders, I thought that Americans may

Hi people! The topic of today's lesson was "Brands", so while my students and I were going over different expressions and vocabulary related to this, this question came up: Why is it that Americans pronounce "Nike" (the brand) as /naiki/, while