American vs British English: If you have ever found yourself reading an article and wondering why one writer says “color” while another writes “colour,” you are definitely not alone. American and ...

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Explore the meanings and pronunciations of "censure" and idioms like "too big for one's boots" in this informative guide.

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It is a philosophy where each one is given Gautama Buddha's teaching and individually takes up the practice of the teaching voluntarily to the point of self-understanding and ultimately ...

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 ...

The holidays can make it difficult to sort through pending deliveries and figure out which ones are real or a scam. There may be a simple way to find out. A new report in Readers ...

From his earliest days as prime minister, a raft of official government publications — including his mandate letter to ...

Chinese pronouns are largely split between female and male – prompting LGBTQ activists to invent their own gender-neutral pronoun. That movement just took a big step forward.

Let’s explore the origin of some common sayings. After writing three columns about sayings like, “Until the cows come home” and “Straight from the horse’s mouth,” many of you suggested ...

Nine-year-old Riaan Bonnyson Macwan from Alton, who attends Four Marks Church of England Primary School, was recognised as one of eight winners in the British Youth International College (BYITC) ...