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Well, "too many cooks do spoil the broth", but "the broth does not spoil too many cooks".

Whereas "too many cars..." is a subject and one problem; turn it around:
"The problem is (that there are) too many cars."

Good to know that COLLINS is still on the market, and apparently, producing outstanding dictionaries! Come to think of it - I lived in Lyon, France, too, and my then French wife and I owned a COLLINS bilingual English/French dictionary. I don't know where I can purchase any of these dictionaries in ...

You know that we expats are the last ones to be formally told. All we know is usually gathered from anecdotes. Here are a few from my pile of experiences over several years in China: In my first school - a college - I taught English literature and English writing. At the end of the first semester, a...

Hello, I am missing one relevant tidbit of info - the English level of your students. Having said this, I gather they must be of sufficiently high level (being students under an expat, that is, native English teqacher), so they can safely be expected to use a MONOLINGUAL dictionary. The most widely ...