Re: About Films

Ron(UK) wrote:
Mehran Basti wrote:

Fill out means “ to write information into blank spaces on a form”.

Fill in means “ to cover a blank space on something with coloring or
shading”.

Among many other meanings (check dictionary) I think fill out is the
right word.

Which end of your egg do you crack?

As he's a Mac user, I'd guess the big end. ;-)

It's unfortunately a moot point when your egg's that badly cracked, though.

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Tciao for Now!

John.
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