The example: "I couldn't give two hoots what you want. I'm not doing it and that's final." 'I couldn't give two hoots' means 'I don't...

Question What’s wrong with these sentences? You don’t have to worry about Coronavirus. You can still go out as normal. You needn’t wash...

Subject line said 'write a catchy title here'. I ignored it. Now the answer. Question- Which is correct? 'Will'or 'going to' or both?...

Question: Is 'will' correct in this situation? A: Have you got any plans this weekend? B: Yeah, I'll have dinner with some friends on...

Ok, here it is: 'I have a cold' and 'I've got a cold' are really the same thing. You're still ill. 'I've had a cold' means you were ill...

"How is this called in English?" should be.... "What is this called in English?" or "What do you call this in English?" This has to be...