Recruiter SMSed me about a #Windows based cloud architecture job. I'm mostly a #Linux on #AWS guy, so responded towards that end. She responded back thanking me for clarifying my skill-set. She also shared a "here's our job-board" URL and closed with:
If there is anything that peaks your interest, do let me know/me twitches#PSA:
"to make do" means to work with what you've got.
Afaik, "to make due" doesn't mean anything.
I guess it could mean "to impose a deadline," but that seems awkward.
Most likely, the phrase you're needing is "to make do."
No, I don't wanna be prescriptivist. But also, #WordsMeanThings.
I just don’t understand the English language.
If homophobes are people who hate gays, why aren’t #homophones people who chat to gays?
Or iPhones with Grindr installed?
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I just don’t understand the English language.
If homophobes are people who hate gays, why aren’t homophones people who chat to gays?
Or iPhones with Grindr installed?
#AucklandComedy #Comedy #Homophobes #Homophones #iPhone #NZComedy
"On" s’écrit sans "t" car ce n’est pas le verbe (avoir) c’est un pronom personnel
#Homophones
Clench vs. Clinch (Grammar Rules)
Learn when to use clench vs. clinch in your writing with Grammar Rules from the Writer’s Digest editors, including a few examples.
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