What would you think of a law that banned using electronic devices while crossing the street? Texting, walking…and a ticket?
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Greg,
I think it’s too much.
We cannot let police control our lives so much. In Mexico is not a problem.
Monica
Hi Monica,
It ‘s interesting because most of my students have the same opinion as you.
I hope you are careful when you cross the street! Hahaha!
Greg
and BTW, it should be “In Mexico it is not a problem” you need to use “it”.
Greg