It’s pretty easy in English to mix up common sayings, as the language is filled with sound-alike phrases and confusing idioms. Some mean to say “for all intents and purposes” but instead come out with “for all intensive purposes.” Or they comment on a “doggy dog world” when they should say a “dog-eat-dog world.” So … Continue reading “AceReader Short Reading: Jury-Rigged and Jerry-Rigged”