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Four Score and Seven Years Ago - WordReference Forums Four score = 80 As a side note, the term "score" in this context was a common English term even in the early days of the USA; Abraham Lincoln's famous Gettysburg Address includes the phrase, "Four score and 7 years ago " There is nothing inherently religious about it, except that the term is used often in the King James Version of the Bible
sixty-four-dollar question? | WordReference Forums Hello, everybody here! I've met a new phrase lately, "sixty-four-dollar question" I know it refers to a very important or key question, but I am at a loss about its origin Hope you can help me! Thank you in advance! WalkintheMoonlight
four-fifty - WordReference Forums Hi Pam hailed a taxi and told the driver where she wanted to go The driver started the meter Pam checked the meter a few times and said: "Hmm, four-fifty That's about right " She then said: "turn left at the next traffic light " "All right ", said the driver What does four-fifty mean
My family consists of four members vs I have four members in my family . . . I'm wondering which sentence sound more native in America, when describing your family Both can be correct but have different use, ie colloquial vs formal but I want to know which one sounds more native 1) My family consists of four members: my mother, two sisters and myself OR 2) I have
Four to the floor - WordReference Forums Hi I don't know if you remember this song by Starsailor I've always been asking myself the meaning of the title, but nothing I've been looking around for some time to understand the meaning, reading the text, but no way Could someone explain me the meaning of "four to the floor"? This is a
There is There are gt; a table and four chairs. - WordReference Forums There are a table and four chairs [five things, plural] There was a table with four chairs [a four-chair table, singular] Neither of them is ready for marriage [neither one, singular] Neither of them has enough money to afford a car [neither one, singular] He is one of the best students that have ever come to this school [of all this school's attenders, plural] I am one of those who favor
I have been gone to America four times | WordReference Forums Hello, as far as I know is correct: I have been to America four times But in my opinion is incorrect: I have gone to America four times How do you think about this? Thanks in advance!
Two-by-four | WordReference Forums A "two-by-four" is just the proper name for a block of wood measuring 2 inches by 4 In this context, it means someone was hit with a piece of lumber! Ouch! Hope that helps!
four times lt;as much as more than gt; him - WordReference Forums Are "four times more than" and "four times as much as" the same? I assume from the title of the thread that this is the real question I prefer the "as much as" versions because I have this suspicion that four times more than could be taken to mean five times as much as That is probably a personal quirk
Two plus two is are four - WordReference Forums I think I've heard "two plus two are four", but to me, a number is a singular item (hence "a number") However, the equation, in the mind of (most?) native English speakers, must be a singular concept as well