Many English learners wonder: “She has or she have – which is correct?” The answer lies in understanding subject-verb agreement. ...

When it comes to the past tense of “leap”, many writers pause—should it be “leapt” or “leaped”? The truth is, ...

The ongoing debate of Cartel vs Mafia continues to intrigue those studying organized crime syndicates. While both are criminal organizations, ...

Have you ever paused mid-sentence, pen in hand or fingers hovering above the keyboard, unsure whether to write “My Father ...

Many English learners struggle with when to use “giving” or “given.” Although both words come from the verb give, they ...

The phrase “finger in the dike” comes from a classic Dutch story that left a lasting impression on me as ...

Over the years, working with countless learners, I’ve seen just how puzzling the who vs. whom debate can be. It’s ...

When it comes to business communication, one phrase you’ll often encounter is: “Looking forward to working with you.” I’ve written ...

Even for those with a solid command of English, some words can throw you off—like bespeckled and bespectacled. They sound ...

Not long ago, I was sending a quick message to a friend who was recovering from surgery. Without thinking too ...