How do you differentiate between "Has come" and "has came" ? I do have some idea but I am still ambivalent about "has come" . Up to my knowledge "has come" is used for a current situation that will not stay afterwards. like "the camel has come under the hill". "the time has come". Hopefully I will get better explanation.

How do you explain these difficult idioms with examples ? 1) Horse and rabbit stew 2) sands of time

Can you help me to explain these Idioms ? 1) One's fingers are all thumbs 2) To be in the autumn of one's life 3) To live like fighting cocks Thanks

How do you correct these sentences ? 1) Neither of the options are correct 2) Each member of the team was committed to make the difference through his performance. 3) I am ready to do anything but to work on the form. Thanks

What is the difference between "EQUITY" & "EQUALITY" ?

What is "bad debt" ? It's an idiom meaning "a debt that cannot be paid ". I am at a loss whether it means a person is extricated from paying the debt Or he deliberately doesn't want to payback the debt Or the debt is so huge for the debtor that he can't payback. Thanks