Puns, silly turns of phrase, and the groan-worthy dad joke are not modern inventions. Whether you're looking to lighten the mood, reconnect with a friend, or make a child laugh, here are a few historical favorites that are as effective now as ever.
Apostrophes are used in English for three main reasons: to show possession, to omit letters or numbers, and to pluralize singular letters or numbers. So why are they so confusing to use?
You've heard of acronyms, but are you familiar with backronyms? In this linguistic case of chicken-and-egg, the abbreviation is conceived before the phrase.
These days, the most common words on the SAT are ones students may encounter in college or the workplace. So even if you're not taking the test anytime soon, knowing this vocabulary list will give you a good basis for professional communication.
Gen Xers grew up under the effects of cable television, new musical genres, and a changing economy. Let's take a nostalgic journey into the radical world of Gen X slang.
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