Courts thus far have come to different conclusions about whether such policies are constitutional, which could pave the way for a Supreme Court case.

The most incorrect plurals among Italians? Cherries, suitcases, rain and oranges probably, but even compound nouns give us a lot of doubts. If as children in primary school it immediately seemed ...

Ah, German plurals! If you’ve ever felt like you’re playing a high-stakes game of linguistic roulette every time you try to turn a singular noun into its plural form, you’re not alone. Many German ...

Many learners often get confused while choosing between much and many because both words refer to quantity. The key difference depends on the type of noun they describe, which is something students ...

Human languages are complex phenomena. Around 7,000 languages are spoken worldwide, some with only a handful of remaining speakers, while others, such as Chinese, English, Spanish and Hindi, are ...

Many years ago, when some young people I knew asked for my thoughts about a document they had composed, one of my observations was, they had used the word “media” as a singular noun, when in fact it’s ...

Please describe the question or issue you're facing with "Securing assent". Grammatical Error, Section Securing assent, Example from documentation practice, 2nd Purple Box, 1st paragraph "I used many ...

After weeks of speculation — and an unfortunate leak via YouTube — we finally have the Utah Hockey Club's official name ... the Utah Mammoth! However, despite some neat branding and a cool hidden ...

The first example is a fragment of a rather simplistic grammar for english noun phrases. Each rule is exemplified by one or more examples. NUMB :: sing; plur. The feature expressing the number can ...

When the right words team up in a sentence, it just sounds right. But when words clash, your ears tell you something’s off. That’s where the rules of concord swoop in to match up words properly.

You’re probably familiar with nouns as the words that name people, places, and things. But did you know that nouns don’t just label things; they also serve particular functions in a sentence?