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Bookmark or Share- car park vs carpark | WordReference ForumsDec 24, 2015. #4. It may be more common than in the UK to write car park as one word in Australia and New Zealand, but here is one comment you may find of interest: "If you were writing for an audience you could expect 80% would be expecting the spelling car park and around 20% carpark. In my opinion it is best to write using the spelling the ...
- Hop on/in a car - WordReference ForumsWhich of the following is correct. 1)Come on, hop on the car. 2) Come on, hop in the car.
- Whose is this car? / Whose car is this? - WordReference ForumsOur C.E.O., whose father was a dentist, has a nice smile. [The father of our C.E.O., who has a nice smile, is a dentist.] A WORD whose meaning escapes me. 2. Introducing a direct question for asking who someone or something belongs to or who they are connected with.
- I can't afford buying/to buy? | WordReference ForumsSenior Member. Chinese. Sep 26, 2018. #2. afford | meaning of afford in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English | LDOCE. I think 'afford to buy' is correct according to the example sentences in the above link.
- By my car vs with my car - WordReference ForumsI would correct it. It's not entirely wrong, but it's not good either. "With my car" does not necessarily mean that you are driving or riding in the car - only that you and the car are together. I go to school with my lunch box. (I carry my lunch box with me to school.) I go to school with my sister.
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