Thanks in advance for your responses
- victor_onlNovember 2020
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AussieInBgNovember 2020 Most likely also British English rather than American English. |
Chris61November 2020 ”What am I to do?” is quite a formal phrase. It would have been used in older literature, spoken by an elegant lady. If spoken in today’s modern culture, people would understand you but might consider it odd. I would use ’What can I do?’ or ’What should I do?’ |
victor_onlNovember 2020 Thanks, yes, this phrase was used in one old-written book, but not by an lady