Join Josh in a fun and engaging English lesson designed specifically for Korean speakers who want to master authentic British ...

A new study shows that while Czech speakers are immune to specific grammar illusions in their mother tongue, they ...

Join Josh and Ollie as they dive into the hilarious and baffling quirks of the English language! From tricky homonyms and ...

There are a lot of English expressions for talking about quantities, and the words themselves are pretty simple. The key is ...

What is a group of ravens called? A conspiracy or an unkindness are the traditional collective nouns for a flock of ravens, ...

The word “noctilucent” is a noun that refers to a high-altitude cloud that is luminous at night, especially in summer in high ...

The place is a tourist hotel in the South. An American tourist asks the receptionist, “Where’s the elevator?” After some ...

What is a group of foxes called? Discover the surprising collective noun for a group of foxes, it's a 'skulk' or 'leash.' ...

The word “zephyr” has two definitions. It is a noun that can define a soft, gentle breeze or define a fine cotton gingham.

People of my age have lived long enough to see the English language spoken and written in ways that were little short of ...

This passage tweeted by editor Matthew Anderson comes from the book The Elements of Eloquence: How to Turn the Perfect English Phrase. It outlines the rules of adjective order when preceding a noun.

Learning another language is no easy feat. You can memorize all the rules and still find yourself messing something up. The English language is no exception. With roots in many other world languages, ...