A Word, Please: When ‘each’ isn’t a pronoun, the rules can get tricky
English teachers might have told students the word "each" is pronoun that gets a singular verb, but that's only part of the ...
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From 'dalgona' to 'hyung,' Oxford English Dictionary welcomes 8 new Korean words
As the presence of Korean culture continues to grow worldwide - from chart-topping K-pop to binge-worthy K-dramas - Korean ...
Today's 'Wordle' #1,298 Clues, Hints and Answer for Tuesday, January 7 Game
If today's Wordle puzzle has left you lost for words, fret not—even the game's inventor regularly finds it a challenge. "[My ...
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Integration of Smartphone as an Instructional Resource in Enhancing Teaching of English Grammar ()
Integration of Smartphone as an Instructional Resource to Enhances the Teaching of English Grammar Skills The first finding revealed that the integration of Smartphone in teaching English grammar ...
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'50 Words For Snow' dives into all the words the English language needs but doesn't have
NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Maggie Rowe and Emily Garcés, the hosts of the podcast "50 Words for Snow," about words English ...
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A Word, Please: 5 language resolutions for the new year
Among the suggestions June Casagrande offers for 2025 are learning a new grammar term and figuring out how to conjugate a verb in another language.
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How ‘most offensive word in English language’ that was never originally taboo became so rude
The most offensive word in the English language is a biggie for people these days, but it never used to be so taboo. You’ll immediately know what this word is as there’s always someone harping ...
Haruki Murakami and the challenge of translating Japanese’s many words for “I”
New novel The City and its Uncertain Walls gives its two narrators different words for “I” in Japanese – a nuance that is difficult to translate to English.