Hello. I just wonder if it is grammatically correct? "You ain't got a choice". I understand that "you don't have a choice" or maybe "you have not got a choice" sounds good, but is the first one correct?

Hello, native English speakers. Could you explain to me the difference between following verbs "to meet up" and "to meet down"? Thanks.

Hi, native English speakers and other community participants. I'm from Russia. An extraordinary advertisement has arisen in my city in recent days. It says: We are welcome for unvaccinated. But this advertisement was placed there by a local funeral agency. What do you think about it? Have you ever seen some similar to it before?

What designation is more popular in your country? A kindergarten or nursery school. I mean The UK, US and others where English is spoken.

What is "walk-in clinic". I read it in the Irish news. Walk-in clinic to open for 1 and 2 vaccine dose. Thanks in advance.

The question is adressed to native English speakers. What the difference between a heir, a descendant and a successor? Thanks in advance.

It is fast, albeit incorrect and moreover strongly ugly. Therefore, you should correct it.

I have a question for the community of native English speakers. What number do you basically use to describe a very large amount of things. 100,1000? For example, in the Russian, we often use "Я сто раз так делал!" или "Я делал так тысячу раз". Maybe you have another expressions. Thanks in advance!

Do these words exist? 1.yieldiousliness. 2. Yieldious? 3. Yieldiously. I did not find them in Oxford Dictionary, but Google translator found them existing. May be they are incorrect. I try to create new words.