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This is really off-topic, so I apologise to everyone, but I really have to point this out to my American 'Net neighbours: The expression is "to make do", not "
by demallien 17y ago
This is really off-topic, so I apologise to everyone, but I really have to point this out to my American 'Net neighbours:
The expression is "to make do", not "to make due". Ask anyone from an English-speaking country that doesn't pronounce "due" and "do" the same (ie, not in North America).
Thankyou.