Throw the grammar rulebook out the window. Ever heard about the time Winston Churchill weighed in on ending sentences with ...

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As the government is exploring a new EU youth mobility scheme and working towards a renewed association with the Erasmus+ ...

Alan Feigenbaum discusses the importance of using plain English in divorce agreements, illustrating how overly complex “legalese” can lead to confusion and costly litigation.

All this is bigger than ghazals, of course. Bigger than haiku. I’m saying we have to graduate from pastiche and mimicry to ...

Go ahead and split that infinitive! Here are some of the grammar rules that have changed with the times. Are you keeping up ...

Bilingualism is the tiniest invisible crucible in the world, a constant fight that refuses to give out, and thus burns ...

The tour begins June 23 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, where London Grammar will open. BANKS will join Del Rey for three ...

Inspired by the passionate response to the semicolon’s supposed decline, this quiz invites you to test – and perhaps ...

T hey are inaudible and unpronounceable. They do not exist in spoken English—they are at best a pause rather than a presence: ...

“Let them speak naturally, and then we can try to fine-tune their grammar. Doing so will improve their self-confidence,” he said. Khoo also advised parents to give their children a platform to ...