While English equivalents like "gilding the lily" or "overegging the pudding" do exist, they lack the crude charm and ...

Find new series to help with your English in the office, and learn what makes a good leader.

“Don’t end a sentence with a preposition” is one of English grammar’s most infamous rules—but it turns out you don’t actually have to follow it. On this latest episode of The List ...

Hundreds of new words are added to the English language every year. A word, phrase or sentence that is the same both backwards and forwards is called a palindrome. Grammar is the system for ...

Despite living in different counties in England and Wales since 1975 and now completing half a century, I still consider myself to be a student of English. Every time I learn a new word or phrase ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) defines take it with a grain of salt as “to accept a statement ... Pliny used the Latin ...

KSU offers 190+ bachelor's, master's, doctoral degrees and programs. Search below to find your degree or view Certificates and Minor programs. KSU's Open House offers you the opportunity to learn more ...

Sign up now for the latest news from Australia and around the world direct to your inbox.

Language learning apps are popular, fun and easy to use, but is it possible to master a new language by using them? Two ...

For those following CMOS, the possessive form of Jesus is Jesus’s. The lips of the righteous know what is acceptable: But the mouth of the wicked speaketh frowardness. Lest there be too much clarity ...