The last intersection I have to jog across before heading down to the subway. I’m always running late in the morning. One day, I was so late that I had to run to the subway to make a train because the next one would have been too late. I was OUT OF BREATH and had… Read more »
To chip in means to contribute to some cause or project. You can chip in $5 for an office party or chip in to get a coworker a birthday present. You can chip in with your talents, skills, or expertise; you can also chip in with your opinions during a discussion. In addition, when you… Read more »
Getting to do something is a phrasal verb that has the same meaning as being able to do something. Both talk about the ability to accomplish a task. However, getting to do something is more commonly used in informal speech, while being able to do something tends to be more formal. Each pair of sentences… Read more »
