Is it ok to say funnest and funner? Here’s what I have to say about it.

You might know your stuff and even show some passion for the subject. But that’s not enough.

We all use idioms, but most of us never think very hard about where they come from. An idiom, by the way, is a word, phrase, or expression that carries meaning separate from the literal meaning of the words. Idioms are figurative and commonly understood. Idioms cause particular confusion with language learners, including children.

Which is right: till, ‘til, or til?

Being a grammar snob is no fun. A reformed grammar Nazi gives eight steps toward a healthier perspective on grammar.

How many sentences do I need to create a genuine paragraph? The answer may surprise you.