It’s been a while, my friends. Over a year, in fact, since this Grammar Guru took a long-weekend jaunt to London for a little babymoon, and even longer since I’ve released a new Grammar Guru ...

Language preserves history in every word. Many expressions we use today have roots stretching back centuries, surviving through everyday speech and evolving in meaning. These old English phrases ...

We all have words and phrases that get under our skin. For me, I can’t stand the word ‘fluids.’ It paints a picture that I would rather not see. We often hear how the word ‘moist’ makes people feel ...

Japanese Phrases with English Meaning: Want to learn the Japanese language easily? Don’t worry, as we have got you covered. This article will help students provide them with some basic Japanese ...

Find your added subjects in My Bitesize. A noun is a naming word for a person, place or thing. A noun can be masculine, feminine, neuter or plural. Question words in German Like in English, German has ...

Some may say it’s a storm in a tea cup - but a whole host of English phrases are at risk of dying out. We’ve got some super sayings in our English language, I’m sure everyone will agree. And it’s ...

PARALLEL construction is one of the most powerful tools for organizing and presenting ideas in writing. Indeed, it cannot be overemphasized that making sentences grammatically and semantically correct ...

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A number of Scottish idioms and phrases feature prominently in a British Council list that sheds light on the evolution of English. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can ...