In everyday English, phrases like “I am very much looking forward” pop up all the time. From my experience, it ...

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Over the years of working with language, I’ve come to see that idioms like “A Chip off the Old Block” ...

Everyday language is full of colorful phrases, but few feel as intense as “for all the marbles.” Every time someone ...

Even seasoned English speakers sometimes get tripped up by homophones like Worn vs. Warn. These words sound alike, but their ...

As a writer and language editor, I’ve often wrestled with the question: Should “summer” be capitalized? At first glance, the ...

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Mastering the predicate nominative can significantly enhance your writing and communication skills, even if grammar often feels like a complex ...

Having lived in a city, then a village, and now a town, I’ve come to appreciate how each space carries ...

I’ve had plenty of times where I’ve stopped mid-sentence, unsure whether to use “All Right” vs. “Alright.” That mix-up happens ...