car park vs carpark - WordReference Forums
...According to Collins Cobuild Advanced Dictionary, 'car park' can also be spelled 'carpark'. Do native speakers spell it as one word? Thanks....
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/car-park-vs-carpark.3114888/
in/at the car park? - WordReference Forums
...At the car park suggests just outside, at the entrance. You could meet someone there, but you'd park your car inside....
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/in-at-the-car-park.2385710/
To pull in versus to pull up - WordReference Forums
...Basically, you "pull into" a parking spot, you "pull up" to the curb, and you "pull over" to move out of the road. They describe different motions based on the vantage point of the speaker (standing on the curb? the bus "pulled up" to you. Driving down the street behind a car? it "pulls over" to let you pass. Driving in the car? you "pull in" and turn the engine off before feeding the meter ......
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/to-pull-in-versus-to-pull-up.2351142/
You can park your car in/at the car park - WordReference Forums
...So I wonder that Can the second sentence mean "you can park your car at the entrance of the car park"? No. If you are going to use "car park" in relation to parking a car, people will think you mean parking the car in the car park, not outside of it, and using any preposition other than "in" sounds a little odd to me....
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/you-can-park-your-car-in-at-the-car-park.3791339/
on the right vs to the right - WordReference Forums
...2. - Where`s the bar/ toilet/ restaurant/ hotel/ bank/ bus stop/ police station/ car park/ cinema/? - There, /on the right/left/, straight ahead. There is a limited amount of answers in this video (for beginners). [Video link removed. DonnyB - moderator] And I'm curios if I just need to give a really short answer which one would be suitable?...
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/on-the-right-vs-to-the-right.3232409/
backslash, reverse slash [ \ ] | WordReference Forums
...But obviously, when the French equivalent is longer than the English version, laziness (+ defiance of authority (here, the Academy) ) will usually win. And this is also what can lead us to even use "fake" English expressions like 'anti-slash' or "un parking" (= a car park), because they just roll off the tongue....
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/backslash-reverse-slash.222830/
punctuation for time [colon vs full stop] | WordReference Forums
...I wonder if I can use full stop instead of colon when to say time. For example, I will arrive there at 14.25.( instead of at 14:25) Is it right?...
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/punctuation-for-time-colon-vs-full-stop.2076421/
There is/are a dozen eggos in the box. | WordReference Forums
...By that logic we'd say: A dozen people is sitting on the bus. There is a hundred cars in the car park....
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/there-is-are-a-dozen-eggos-in-the-box.1847067/
SCI???????? - ????
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Be careful with Vs. Be careful of - WordReference Forums
...Be careful of the manhole/dog/car etc. Be careful with Kelly/money/my broken arm etc. Best wishes Rod Is there any rule when to use be careful of or becareful with ?...
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/be-careful-with-vs-be-careful-of.418125/