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The English language contains useless words that are commonly used on different websites.

Words like 'very,' 'much,' 'really,' 'things,' 'world-class,' 'best,' 'made easy'—do

The English language is full of fascinating fun facts, such as the reason why Americans say O.K. all the time (watch the video

The English language gives us such a rich vocabulary from which to draw, but carries with it a real danger to err toward

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English Language Insights 35, slang: “a Baker’s mistake, a bad load, a Bad Mother, a bad movie, a bathroom dip” definitions, authors and

English is just a language not a measure of human intelligence #english #language

Fellow English Language Nerds: Do you know all these terms? For extra credit, explain the difference between:
Adage
Aphorism
Euphemism
Idiom
Maxim
Parable
Proverb

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Most of us have heard that in English, adjectives come before the noun, as if we are trying to

Happy English Language Day!

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English Language Day 2024! Sometimes, a single mispronounced word is all it takes to achieve remarkable outcomes and make headlines…albeit not necessarily for

Every English language law can be broken.

Except for this one 👇

English language 📖 and Climate change☀️🌦 - who would have thought one could impact the other!
Fascinating to hear this coming straight

¿TE PUEDES "DEFENDER" EN INGLÉS?

When I ask people if they can speak English, one of the most common replies is:

🇬🇧 Ambiguities make English more or less usable…? 🔃 🤔 🔁


👉 If you think you know the meaning of the word 'duck', you're

🇬🇧 Ambiguities make English more or less usable…? 🔃 🤔 🔁


👉 If you think you know the meaning of the word 'duck', you're

English Language Insights 70: Definitions, Examples, Origin or Etymology and Scorecard for Informal English Language Usage of “a know-it-all.”