Sitôt is an adverb meaning ‘promptly’ or ‘quickly’. For example, you might hear the expression sitôt dit, sitôt fait (quickly ...

Just like the English ‘everywhere’, ovunque (hear it pronounced here) is an adverb used to refer to all places or the whole of a specific place, usually in a hyperbolic or exaggerated manner. For ...

And in this instance, the opposite of “good” is not “bad,” but simply “not good.” Since “well” is also an adjective meaning “healthy,” “I am well” is also a possible response. The writer is a ...

The F word. F… U… and no need for that third and fourth letter, the point is made without. Writing the third and fourth letter changes the meaning in no way, it just adds the unpleasant “uch” sound.

We all sometimes make mistakes when speaking or writing. Here, some of the common grammar mistakes people make and how to ...

The preposition, ‘on’, features in a good number of phrasal verbs. A phrasal verb consists of a verb with a preposition or adverb (or both at times), with a meaning different from those of its ...

Presentation by Jhon Sánchez following the screening of Borderland | The Line Within. The documentary not only exposes the ...

There has been a lot of discussion in Ghana's legal and political circles about Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine's recent ...

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Discover the modern phrases that make Boomers want to run—whether that's from family dinners or corporate boardrooms.

A Texan man who married a Brit he met online has shared some of the more confusing phrases we say daily on this side of the pond that Americans just don't understand ...