You need to get out more!I learn from the official website that we face Norwich City on Saturday lunchtime. I read there recently that we had a match on the weekend.
The use of the word 'on' in these phrases is a development that has passed me by. Why not 'at'?
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I learn from the official website that we face Norwich City on Saturday lunchtime. I read there recently that we had a match on the weekend.
The use of the word 'on' in these phrases is a development that has passed me by. Why not 'at'?
Amateur socio-linguists please get in touch.
Great work SteveIn the meantime I am up to 25,793 grains of salt on my salt dispenser
I learn from the official website that we face Norwich City on Saturday lunchtime. I read there recently that we had a match on the weekend.
The use of the word 'on' in these phrases is a development that has passed me by. Why not 'at'?
Amateur socio-linguists please get in touch.
My missus always says she is on a meeting, when she has a Zoom meeting.I hate people saying "on the weekend"
My missus always says she is on a meeting, when she has a Zoom meeting.
Always puzzled me. Surely it's "in a meeting?" But just guessed she says it like that because she is not physically in the meeting and it's virtual.
Don't you mean "IN my salt dispenser"?In the meantime I am up to 25,793 grains of salt on my salt dispenser
But I want to eat my lunch not face Norwich in Saturday.That settles it then, we face Norwich in Saturday lunchtime. Case closed.
What's giving a fuck? Is it a new online donation phenomenon?Fuck me, is this what it's come to?
We really need to sign someone, on or at Friday, I couldn't give a fuck!
No he means atDon't you mean "IN my salt dispenser"?
From the get go in factAmerican English is taking over the world
It was planned, but now I think it has been put on paws.Someone's cat with bad breath is having a zoom meeting on Saturday at lunchtime?
It's not taking over my world.American English is taking over the world
It was planned, but now I think it has been put on paws.
Don't you mean "Can we have any signings coming on in deadline day?"Can we have any signings coming in on deadline day?
I was actually being sarcasticDon't you mean "IN my salt dispenser"?
I would of(!) guessed because they want to sound americanWhy do so many people under 25 say “based-off” rather than based on.
My Sister’s an English teacher. I’ll axe her and get back to you.I learn from the official website that we face Norwich City on Saturday lunchtime. I read there recently that we had a match on the weekend.
The use of the word 'on' in these phrases is a development that has passed me by. Why not 'at'?
Amateur socio-linguists please get in touch.
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