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Fri 22 Apr, 2016 09:51 pm
Works in progress.
Where I live, when workers are repairing the road, the above notice is put up. Should it be "Work" instead? Thanks.
@tanguatlay,
Yes, that is how it is used here.
@ehBeth,
This is the best reply by you which I have ever met.
@Tes yeux noirs,
Tes yeux noirs wrote:
Isn't mine any good?
Of course your reply is as good as usual.
I didn't vote it up in order to remind you that some people have gone morbid.
Work is being carried out on Main Street next week. This comprises removal of the road surface for a distance of 100 metres, excavation of a ditch, burial of a drain pipe, restoration of the road surface and reapplication of road surface markings.
Works are being carried out on Main Street next week. These comprise removal of the road surface for a distance of 100 metres, excavation of a ditch, burial of a drain pipe, restoration of the road surface and reapplication of road surface markings.
See the difference?
@ehBeth,
Quote:Yes, that is how it is used here.
For certain values of 'here'.
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