Original post by evajess13
can you give an example of what u mean? i’m sure it would be fine if it’s a sort of ‘common phrase’ thing. in my history GCSE we are told to write the government had a “laissez-faire” attitude (which i think means hands off in english) 
ty i'll make a list of common phrases and use them in the exam- it just makes your writing more appealing doesn't it
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