[ SECRET POST #2867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2867 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

What are some expressions you have misunderstood), OR expressions you simply didn't know the meaning of? And did you find out before or after you misused them in front of someone?

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

I thought "burning the midnight oil" referred to drinking with friends until really late either because something was wrong or because no one had anything better to do.

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[rubbertea]

i only recently learned how to use i.e. and e.g.

i then proceeded to use them in all my essays. my esl teachers were like "wow where did you learn that, it's very impressive" but there was no way i was gonna tell them i came across it on reddit

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[aboutelle]

My parents sometimes tease me that when I was a kid I didn't understand the saying "Eine Kuh macht muh; viele Kühe machen Mühe." It's a pretty simple play on words and translates to "One cow makes moo, many cows make labor" but apparently left me completely confused.

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

I...actually like "the show must go wrong." That sounds like a great saying. XD

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[ginainthekingsroad]

As someone who's worked in the theatre, both are quite true!

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

It would make a great title.

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

for some reason I used to think "take it with a grain of salt" was actually "take it with a grain of sand" and I would correct people about it when I was in elementary school

Re: The Show Must Go Wrong

[(Anonymous)]

I used to think the works and the runs were the same thing.

/Learningenglishontheinternet