Hello! So, I read this passage and this type of English is very context dependent because those the phrases are NOT used in every day speak. I've only ever heard of "run a blazer" which essentially means "to trick, to deceive". Blazer in this context is "lie" and not the piece of clothing. The only time I've ever heard "run a blazer" was back in my 9th grade Literature class... haha. For "I hung up my gentle honk", I really have no idea but I can take a stab at it. Don't take this as correct, but if I were to describe those 2 paragraphs in modern day speak it it would be: "Are you sure you're not tricking yourself?" "Well, if I was, here is all of the evidence and you can tell me if I am tricking myself." (I'm basing this off of, "... gave him free license to call it.") If anyone else has any idea or comment, I'd love to hear it.

These are two kinds of foods normally served at a dinner table TOGETHER. Yorkshire Pudding is made of eggs, flour, milk and water. It's not actual pudding, but yet similar to a muffin. Roast beef is a type of meat.

Store credit means that instead of money, your card (only good at THAT store) has a certain amount of money you can spend in that store. To me, it's kind of like a gift card that can only be used at one store. I normally get store credit if I return something. Instead of actual money, they give me store credit. In this case, your ACCOUNT (that you have with that store) has six pounds eighty left in credit. An account is normally used to track a customer. An example of this: I go shopping at a huge retail store (like Macy's in America). When I pay for my clothes, the cashier asks me if I'd like to open an account with them. It is my choice to say yes or no. If you have any more questions, just ask! I'm sorry if it seems a little confusing. :(

How could (I) find a movie or TV show (that) only ha(s) English subtitles. (On) the Internet, I found most(ly) TV shows that have Chi(n)ese and English subtitles. Could you (help) me ? Thank you very much! All of my corrections are in the parentheses (). Note that I have gotten rid of some words. Sorry, needed to fix! Also, Netflix is a great source of TV shows and movies in English!