Best answer: I HAVE Errands to run is better English.

I have a last name that many people don't know how to pronounce and I am sick and tired of feeling embarrassed whenever my name gets called for attendance, awards, etc because people don't know how to pronounce it and Im tired of correcting them. I just want a normal last name like Johnson, Stevens, Edwards, and so on.

"She drank the Gatorade all by herself". Can it be shortened like the phrase "she fed herself"???

I'm reading "One,. Two, Buckle My Shoe" by Agatha Christie.published in 1940.where a pageboy of an apparent suicide victim, in detailing the visitor to his employer's office says the following, "Then I nipped down to the kitchen to get my elevenses." So to nip is a very British way of saying to make a quick trip. But what does "elevenses" mean? I checked the American Heritage and Webster's and they have not under eleven for elevenses. My best guess is this is what an American would mean by "take my coffee break.". If the work say begins at 9, and lunch would take place at 1, then 11 would be the appropriate time for the morning break. It also could mean to get one's wages, although one would hardly go to the kitchen to get one's wages. I know this is most definitely a British usage, and probably very dated at that. But until I know for sure this will vex me.

What did the writer mean by 'angling' in the following sentence? "He was already pressing his right foot on the brake pedal and angling onto the loose rock of the shoulder."

Which sentence is more appropriate? Or are they any difference? (a) She is the most beautiful girl in this class. (b) She is the most beautiful girl of this class.

Link up and Hang out what's different between that?

I’m giving 2 months worth of homemade baby food for baptism gift. I’ll be stashing it in the freezer real quick when I get to their house, so the card will be the only thing she’s opening from me during gift opening time. I don’t want her to immediately walk to the freezer to see, but I want to somehow give a tip in the card while still being a surprise when she does go to the freezer later.

Best answer: i think you have the quote wrong. it probably is "I'd no sooner ..."

Her long hair reached (below / past) her waist. Thanks!

Best answer: both work but after is better for the context. she was on her way already (a short distance on the way, which is why mom had to call to her instead of simply remind).

Best answer: If what you mean is that your phone was stolen at the moment you had been in that place for ten minutes, you would say 'ten minutes after entering my phone...etc etc. If you mean that you had been in that place for ten minutes when you discovered that between then and when you entered your phone had been stolen, but you don't know exactly when it was stolen, then you'd say 'within ten minutes of entering...etc etc.

"Link up" Do you wanna link up tomorrow ?

Best answer: To fart