It is common usage in Canadian English and I had, erroneously, assumed it was used in the U.S.A.

Ok, it's either my English is not good or some major misunderstanding keep popping out one after another.

Plain English is; a good way to go to jail!

I've researched title back to the original land grants by the English Crown.   

I don't think I can even pronounce Imbue (hey, I never said I was good at English).I like what Charlie had to say, and I love his business name, "Clear Sailing Realty."

My name's Katelyn, I'm a Portland native with a pretty expert-level understanding of its neighborhoods and surrounds (if I do say so myself :) )I left the area in 2008 to teach English in South Korea.

I also have my own contracts that spell everything out in plain English so there's usually no confusion.

I doesn't cost any more to cut the grass at a 4-plex than it does at a duplex.Good luck and don't worry, your English is fine.

LOL  The far right side that I don't have a picture of, is covered with English Ivy, which our insurance company said needs to come off right away.  

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