First Trip To Manchester

[jimharri]

yes, take a peek in the Peveril of the PEAK!

It's Screamer. You need to make allowances.

 

[Innsbruckblue]

Autocorrect also centre and center are both acceptable here

Thanks for the clarification. I’ve got students presenting Canadian English this semester. Let’s see if they spot that

 

[the blue panther]

If you're going to start sentences with the word "So," don't come back until you've got out of that habit. I refer you to the thread on blue moon about "..things that irritate you..." where this has been commented upon several times.
A particulalrly harsh thrashing might be administered in Mary D's if you start any of that malarkey as you order your beer. And I don't want to hear any of that "Can I get...." as you make your order.
As you were.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

If you're going to start sentences with the word "So," don't come back until you've got out of that habit. I refer you to the thread on blue moon about "..things that irritate you..." where this has been commented upon several times.
A particulalrly harsh thrashing might be administered in Mary D's if you start any of that malarkey as you order your beer. And I don't want to hear any of that "Can I get...." as you make your order.
As you were.

Anybody who starts a sentence with “So” should be taken outside and shot.

 

[idahoblues]

Thanks for the clarification. I’ve got students presenting Canadian English this semester. Let’s see if they spot that

Tyre is tire

 

[mancityvstoke]

I'll be in Manchester that week staying at my partner's flat literally across the road from the Museum of Science of Industry in Castlefield.
If you need someone to go for a pint with, or a couple of tourist guides, let me know.
We're both early retirees so have loads of time on our hands so more than happy to show you the sights.

Kidnapping alert

 

[mancityvstoke]

Stop using SO to start sentences

Centre.

It's a muffin (muffins are NOT cakes)

 

[BoundedCascade]

If you're going to start sentences with the word "So," don't come back until you've got out of that habit. I refer you to the thread on blue moon about "..things that irritate you..." where this has been commented upon several times.
A particulalrly harsh thrashing might be administered in Mary D's if you start any of that malarkey as you order your beer. And I don't want to hear any of that "Can I get...." as you make your order.
As you were.

Should I say, "May I have ...." Canadians aren't very strict on their grammar honestly.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Piccadilly Gardens - it's full of beautiful artisan street traders and it's a lovely place to hang out during the day and have a picnic in the Manchester sunshine.

Ask around some of the traders if you can buy some 'spice'. It's a local delicacy, a beautiful aromatic herb that goes with all kinds of different dishes. Make sure you take some home in your suitcase for your friends and family.

 

[BoundedCascade]

I'll be in Manchester that week staying at my partner's flat literally across the road from the Museum of Science of Industry in Castlefield.
If you need someone to go for a pint with, or a couple of tourist guides, let me know.
We're both early retirees so have loads of time on our hands so more than happy to show you the sights.

I would love a guide. PM me, it won't let me PM you.