An article about the usage of countable and uncountable nouns in the English language.

It's a small but mighty punctuation symbol (!) that adds emphasis, energy, and excitement to our written words.

The difference between "pudding" and "dessert" in American and British English is rooted in their different culinary traditions and history.

An article on whether the words "child" and "children" should be considered countable or uncountable.

The subject of a sentence is like the star of a show – it's the main focus and the one that everyone pays attention to.

This article delves into the grammar usage of "to be going" for future and forecasting, examining its construction, nuances, and implication

This article tells what is the Rule of Three and how to use it. It also gives a few popular examples.

Articles play a vital role in conveying precise meanings and establishing the specificity of nouns. Two primary types of articles exist: def

Alliteration is a literary technique that involves the repetition of consonant sounds, usually at the beginning of words within a phrase or

A brief story on the differences between American and British English

The boot and trunk are storage compartments in a vehicle, and practically mean the same thing, yet have some distinct meanings in American.

The Future Simple tense, also known as the Simple Future, is a verb tense used to talk about actions or events that will happen in future.

Direct address, in its simplest form, is when you speak directly to someone using their name or a personal pronoun (such as "you" or "we").

In America "football"l is referred to as American football and "soccer" is referred to as football played in Europa and South America.

How crisps and chips are different. How did they originate and what does American and British English use.

What is the difference between the underground and the subway? How are they different?

Past Simple is a tense used in English grammar to describe actions or events that happened in the past. It is also known as the Simple Past

Rhetorical questions have been used for centuries to engage audiences, provoke thought, and make a point. A rhetorical question is a...

Popsicles and ice lollies are two of the most popular frozen treats around the world. They are both delicious desserts.

The verb ‘to be’ is one of the most important and versatile verbs in the English language. It has been around for hundreds of years and...