Indeed. How often do we hear journalists (and others) joking about being 'not very good at maths'? And then they go ahead writing about it, putting things in percentage terms when it's not appropriate. And, in that instance, also getting the answer wrong (it's a 500% increase, not 600%).
I haven't been able to get my kids in to see the dentist since March last year. We've had to spend extra to send them privately next week.
W T F is math
That's never going to happen surely. We're British for goodness sake.
I already answered this in the other thread. They locked down. That's what a lockdown curve looks like it. Go and look at them. They rocket up, then they drop right off. Look here's the UK one.
www.worldometers.info
They are indeed. Yet people still listen to them and follow their orders and dictats the world over.
Both math and maths are short for the word mathematics. The word math can refer to either the discipline or subject of mathematics. It can also refer to mathematical procedures. In a sentence like She enjoys studying math and science, the word math refers to the subject or discipline of mathematics.
Oh I wouldn’t give up hope yet - you might be lucky - Greece you would think will come onto the green list by then!
In America, not here. Maths is the abbreviation here.
As @FatCat said you might be OK for Greece. It’s likely to want tourists in and could end up on the green list by then, hard to tell. Not so sure about Hungary: the positive points being the way this government acts it’s likely to favour its fellow lawless autocrats and give Orbán a tourism boost regardless if it’s effects on our safety.
Can't be having those foreigners over here with their funny language. This is an English country for English people.
This is the United Kingdom made up of four nations, one of which has both English and Welsh as national languages. The Welsh word for mathematics is mathemateg.
