Mastering a language is important, but traditional methods do not always work. Learn how to achieve language fluency quickly with this article.
Articles: English as a Second Language
Now that you know where expletives come from and how to use them, it is time to learn how to incorporate them into your own writing.
Have you ever been called a potty mouth? Learn how to swear correctly by understanding the grammar behind your favorite four-letter words.
Think kids these days swear more than their predecessors? Think again! This history of swearing will show you how censorship has evolved over time.
Ever wonder where your favorite four-letter swear words came from? This post explains it all, so beware, as it contains explicit language.
Do you like any vegetable except capers? Should you accept that ugly sweater from your aunt? Learn when to use accept vs. except in this fun article.
The holidays are here, and for those who are new to English, the unique and archaic words that get tossed around can be confusing. Find out what they all mean with this helpful list!
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Are you confused about when to use affect vs. effect? Learn the difference between the two words with these helpful examples and tips.
An appositive is a noun or a pronoun (often with modifiers) that is beside another noun or pronoun, usually with the purpose of explaining or modifying. Now don’t get nervous—we'll help you figure this out.
