Get down = boogie = dance. Presumably it derives from "Get down onto the dance floor". In any case, it's slang, and it unlikely to be understood except in the lyrics of pop songs. Rommie

that, and whether or not there would be any point. Rommie

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, therefore, we'll have to remove it from the list, except in legal texts. Rommie

in most walks of life, however. Rommie

Hmm. Probably not much. But I'd say "rather busy" is likely to be busier than "fairly busy".

usage, media is still the plural of medium . Rommie

in different ways, you would otherwise have ended up with a different plural in each language. Rommie

It gets worse... * in the zip file * in the database * in the archive * on the server * on the internet (or web or net) * on the web page * in the email Some of these seem variable. I have heard both "in the database" and "on the

Thanks Mirapence. I do agree with you. It could even be argued that they mean different things. After all, the following do: 1. Tell me what is green. 2. Tell me what green is. Rommie