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Bookmark or Share- Does it effect me? vs. Does it affect me? - WordReference ForumsYour question is too wide. I think you have to decide whether you want to talk about the two nouns or the two verbs. Instead of us inventing examples, it would be easir for you to find real-life examples and then ask us questions about them. Otherwise we are simply writing an essay for you to read. You could start with the two sentences you ...
- Plonk (derogatory word for a policewoman) - WordReference ForumsI still think plonker to plonk is a leap. John Sullivan's Rodney-the-Plonker reference probably stemmed from the earlier plonker/penis slang, and as such was intended as a more socially-acceptable version of 'wanker.' Rather like a minced oath.
- yesterday is or yesterday was? | WordReference Forums2. Yesterday/It is the best day of my life. Not sure if i can ask another question here, but when i was googling for the answer and i came across a sentence like this: George Washington was the first president of the USA. And it got me thinking: if Geroge Washington *is still alive, can we say "George Washington is the first president of the USA"?
- "A day after" vs "Next day" - WordReference ForumsI still remember the night we got to know about her death. The day after my exam, we got home late from partying, and there was Paul waiting for us with the message. Although the meaning of "the day after" becomes clear in your sentence as soon as the word "was" is reached, with "the next day", readers/listeners understanding the meaning from ...
- cove--a perfectly aimiable cove - WordReference Forums‘he is a perfectly amiable cove’ Decent hard-working coves with families to support are out of work, while the bloody company chairmen are still leading the good life in Rose Bay and Potts ... Inlaws and Outlaws - Page 63 - Google Books Result Kathleen James - 2015 - Family &...
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