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Things are pretty good now, things are pretty bad now, how are things?, things have been pretty difficult for me lately etc. This is one of the things which are really important to her. 3) most people in this country/province/area are rich?
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Why is the reply they are fine considered to be incorrect being grammatically correct? When i think about it, the second sentence seems correct because 'things' and 'are' are both plural and so in. Or should it necessarily be ‘things’?
Is it grammatically correct to say high standards are a very good thing?
4) most of the people in this country/province/area are rich? First things first is a quirky idiomatic usage whereby speaker affirms that he intends to start a discussion / meeting by talking about the most urgent (not necessarily most. How could i identify these aspects for future references?
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