Post by KenWalsh on Mar 10, 2004 23:51:52 GMT -5
"Melissa: What to you like about me the most?
Greg: Tough choice. (4) You're an all-around wonderful woman (5), sweetheart.
Melissa: You're cutting corners (6), Greg. I want you to tell me about one
characteristic that you really, really like in me."
Melissa should've said: "What DO you like about me the most?" and
"You're beating around the bush (6), Greg."
"To cut corners" means to take the shortcut, not to avoid a topic.
Also leave out the article "a" when you say "Geena has such a bad breath (11)"
Greg: Tough choice. (4) You're an all-around wonderful woman (5), sweetheart.
Melissa: You're cutting corners (6), Greg. I want you to tell me about one
characteristic that you really, really like in me."
Melissa should've said: "What DO you like about me the most?" and
"You're beating around the bush (6), Greg."
"To cut corners" means to take the shortcut, not to avoid a topic.
Also leave out the article "a" when you say "Geena has such a bad breath (11)"
