Always a Rubber Duck
"In my family there’s always been a yellow rubber ducky in the bathroom, ever since I can remember – they even get passed down from one generation to the next."From another post on my 'Language Blog' Zen of the Rubber Duck
There is a natural 'symbiosis' between Transcription, Translation, Proofreading and Editing
"In my family there’s always been a yellow rubber ducky in the bathroom, ever since I can remember – they even get passed down from one generation to the next."From another post on my 'Language Blog' Zen of the Rubber Duck
Find more in a similar vein at Bcuz My English is Perfect.“I can’t make no promises” is a double negative.What it means is that not only can you make promises, but that you have to. The use of the word “any” in the sentence (I can’t make any promises.) would mean you couldn’t make promises.