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“ Interesting . I've never encountered that phrase before.” You're talking with an English-speaking colleague and she use...

How to use MAY, and the difference between MAY, MIGHT and COULD As it is a modal, MAY is  always followed by the ‘ bare infinitive...

"Turn back the clock" is the saying we are talking about on English @ the Movies. It is from the movie "Cars 3." ...

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It’s hot here in New York City. Spring was very short and summer has come stronger than ever. It was 38 degrees today and it’s only June! ...

English is a vast, glorious language, yet even with its incredible number of words, it feels like it’s still missing some absolute bas...