🎸Putting the band back together

🤦🏻‍♀️ “I like music very”

The sentence above sounds terrible. Honestly, it sounds awful.

That said, if you add ‘much’ at the end, it actually sounds quite sophisticated.

Sophia likes music very much

I’m sure I would enjoy the Oasis concert very much

(and no, you can’t say “I like music much”)

✅ “I like music a lot”

‘A lot’ isn’t the best or the most sophisticated word in English, but it’s common and serves a purpose.

I used to listen to that band a lot

You will have to pay a lot if you want to buy tickets

“Putting the band back together”

The expression refers to reuniting a group of people who previously worked well together, often to recapture their former success or effectiveness. It suggests that the collective strengths and chemistry of the original team are needed to tackle a new challenge, revive a project, or achieve a similar level of success as before.

After the company's recent setbacks, the CEO decided it was time to put the band back together and bring back the original leadership team to turn things around.

Click below to read an article on the subject 👇

Pep loves Oasis!

@oasismaniaofficial

Pep Guardiola on Oasis: “One of, maybe the best band of the last 40 or 50 years, after The Beatles, is Oasis” 📹 mancity . #oasis #liamgall... See more

Here is the full interview if you want to watch:

A few of their hits to enjoy: