Thread: What trips you up when reading books from different English-speaking countries?
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Old 01-12-2022, 07:02 PM   #36
MarjaE
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I get tripped up by "waggon," "pavement," "[specific noun] [general noun]," "of + [participle]," where I'd use "to + [infinitive]," dangling adverbs, etc.
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