Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Expressions (Part 1)
Let's begin to explore some common expressions. The first one we'll focus on is "first come, first served." Have you heard of that before? Use this link (http://www.dailywritingtips.com/first-come-first-served/) to find out more! Then tell me what you thought of that information presented on the site!
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9 comments:
mirlene
FcFs Its not available everywhere. I Know a country first come first serve, is bury.
I heard "first come,first serve" many many times at restaurant about the waiting time of food serving. I like this idea because it is fair.
Suetto C.
I have heard of the term and seen it used frequently, but as the article said it is most often used with serve, to match come, rather than served. Also, I found it interesting to read about the origin of the term.
-Judith B
I know of the term FCFS. I did not think such a simple phrase could cause such grammar confusion.
Karla Banton
I love the idea.
The tickets for that concert will be sold on a " First come, first serve" basis.
Mianta
I like the term "First come first serve", because if you are at a place first and have been there waiting over a priod of time, I fell it is only right for the person who was there first and waiting patiently too get services.
I like the term "First come first serve", because if you are at a place first and have been there waiting over a priod of time, I fell it is only right for the person who was there first and waiting patiently too get services.
april simmons
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