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  • 29 January 2010

    GONE TO vs BEEN TO

    He has GONE TO Rome means that:

    He is on his way to Rome

    or that:

    He is already in Rome

     

    He has BEEN TO Rome means that:

    He went to Rome at some time in the past but he came back

     

     

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  • 29 January 2010

    ENOUGH

    The word ENOUGH goes before a noun:

    ENOUGH bread, ENOUGH money, ENOUGH time

    But it goes after an adjective:

    good ENOUGH, wide ENOUGH, fast ENOUGH   

    Sometimes it can go alone:

    Ok, folks, that's enough for today   

     

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  • 27 January 2010

    GET UP and RISE

    These verbs mean exactly the same.

    I GET UP in the morning is the same as I RISE in the morning.

    They mean that you get out of bed - to go to work usually 

    But I think it's much better to go to bed, don't you, reader? 

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  • 20 January 2010

    EVERY OTHER WEEK

    EVERY OTHER WEEK means:

    ONE WEEK YES but the NEXT WEEK NO!

     

    Mary goes to London every other week

    You can also say EVERY SECOND WEEK

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  • 20 January 2010

    ANGRY WITH vs ANGRY AT

    We say ANGRY WITH when we refer to persons:

    "I am angry WITH John"

     

     We say ANGRY AT when we refer to things:

     "I am angry AT the government's decision to close the railway"

     

    Ciao

    DM

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