I went for a walk in my old neighborhood yesterday.
As I was re-visiting the familiar streets, I passed a casino that was no longer in business.
Its doors were closed.
And this sign was taped to the door:
Can you spot the mistake?
Tell me what you think it should be in the comments below.
And tomorrow, I’ll tell you what they should have written.
Cheers,
Mr. Vig
P.S.
And do you know this idiom?
“Close but no cigar.”
Should be closed I think.
It could be “CLOSED”
I think – Closed.
P.S. that idiom I dont know…
I think they should have written: Closed
It should be written closed instead of close.
CLOSED
closed
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in s mistake
I think the correct word is “CLOSED” instead “CLOSE”.
In my opinion idiom “close but no cigar” means that when you stay in that place, you don’t close to the other person if you have a lit cigar. It’s correct Mr Vig?
Closed
If I don’t make a mistake I think is ” closed” because “close ” is an adjective meaning “nearby”
” close but no cigare”, I don’t know in English but it’s like a famous sentence in surrealism art wich want to make the difference between a thing and this image, as we see.in Dali paintings where the image of a thing symbolises another thing at all, it’s not what you see.
CLOSED is correct
Closed.
It should be “closed”.
Goof afternoon, teacher!
It should be “closed”!
Closed.
Closed?
Closed is the right word
Hi,
On the door they should have written ” closed” instead of “close” that means “near”.
CLOSED
It should be written “CLOSED”.
CLOSED ( instead of “Close”)
“closed”
Should be closed
They should have written Closed.
I think the idiom means that someone almost succeeds in achieving something, but not quite.
Closed
It should be “closed”
Closed
I think, it should be “closed”.
I think the correct is “closed”.
The right word for me is closed
“Closed” is correct I think 🙂
Closed
closed is better?
“Close but no cigar.” i don’t know what is mean
The correct is closed
As a single word Close means near.
So the casino telling as that we can look near to find it 🙂
closed
Идиома означает быть близко к победе, но потерпеть неудачу
Closed not close
Hi, I think that the correct English word is closed. Eva
It should be written #Closed#.
-d is missing
Closed
CLOSED, that’s the right form, because is participle of the verb,
(to) close – closed – closed
Closed
missing “d” at the end
“Close, but no cigar” – someone was close to winning a prize, but didn’t succeed.
That’s life – sometimes we’re so close!
But the key is to keep going and not give up.
Have a nice life! 🔑
Closed
Closed?
Closed