- Our class ___ in three minutes 😒
Which one would you choose and why?
1,448 points528 comments2 d ago
- What’s the problem in this sentence?
This photo is from thread. My English is not good enough to understand the joke?
642 points533 comments5 d ago
- Do native speakers make these distinctions?
I mean, is this an actual rule used by native speakers, or is it just in grammar books?
404 points165 comments2 d ago
- A note for European English learners regarding abbreviations like smbd and smth
It's extremely common for Europeans who have learned English as a second language to write "smth" and "smbd" as abbreviations for "something" and "somebody." My first language is Spanish, but I...
304 points362 comments4 d ago
- Is it correct that 'a cell phone' (or 'a cell') is used mostly in American English, and 'a mobile phone' (or 'a mobile') is used mostly in British English?
133 points158 comments3 d ago
- How do native speakers tell the time?
&x200B; I've realised that I don't really know many ways of telling the time in English. I usually just read out the numbers, like "two fifteen", "three thirty", or "five forty-five", and add AM...
109 points455 comments7 d ago
- Why is “Me” used at the beginning of the sentence?
104 points73 comments7 h ago
- Is this a mistake that a native speaker could possibly make?
\Does anyone else's Bananas get this bad This creator, Angelo Marasigan, is a native English speaker, but he used "does" instead of "do". Do you think the phrasing "anyone else's \\\" could...
92 points185 comments22 h ago
- Can I say "mashed potato"?
Is it wrong to say "mashed potato" instead of "mashed potatoes"? Because it's plural, I tend to say "how many mashed potatoes do you want?" instead of "how much..?" But it's supposed to be "much",...
92 points478 comments6 d ago
- What would you call or how would you describe these trails left by a large vehicle on wet soft ground?
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84 points193 comments3 d ago