My Reply:
Note: First in line (USA) = First in (the) queue (UK)
This picture is from the first exercise in the 2nd of 5 lessons concerning numbers, at
http://www.real-english.com/
It's nice to have an answer with a picture all ready like that ;-)
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Hien Pham from Vietnam asked an interesting question:
"hi real English. I've read a book in English, but have some trouble with phrase " go first in line". Can u explain its meaning to me? Thanks so much."
My Reply:
Note: First in line (USA) = First in (the) queue (UK)
This picture is from the first exercise in the 2nd of 5 lessons concerning numbers, at
http://www.real-english.com/
It's nice to have an answer with a picture all ready like that ;-)
My Reply:
Note: First in line (USA) = First in (the) queue (UK)
This picture is from the first exercise in the 2nd of 5 lessons concerning numbers, at
http://www.real-english.com/
It's nice to have an answer with a picture all ready like that ;-)
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