tailieunhanh - Different vocabulary

Tham khảo tài liệu 'different vocabulary', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | wheat WHEAT WHOLE WHEAT Waiters routinely ask Wheat or white when bread is ordered but the white bread is also made of wheat. The correct term is whole wheat in which the whole grain including the bran and germ has been used to make the flour. Whole wheat does not necessarily imply that no white flour has been used in the bread most whole wheat breads incorporate some white flour. List of errors file 3 09 2 5 15 40 27 whereabouts are WHEREABOUTS ARE WHEREABOUTS IS Despite the deceptive S on the end of the word whereabouts is normally singular not plural. The whereabouts of the stolen diamond is unknown. Only if you were simultaneously referring to two or more persons having separate whereabouts would the word be plural and you are quite unlikely to want to do so. List of errors file C Temp livres commonerrors errors 09 2005 15 40 27 where it s at WHERE IT S AT This slang expression gained widespread currency in the sixties as a hip way of stating that the speaker understood the essential truth of a situation I know where it s at. Or more commonly You don t know where it s at. It is still heard from time to time with that meaning but the user risks being labeled as a quaint old Boomer. However standard usage never accepted the literal sense of the phrase. Don t say I put my purse down and now I don t know where it s at unless you want to be regarded as uneducated. Where it is will do fine the at is redundant. List of errors file C Temp livres commonerrors errors 09 2005 15 40 .