Interviewing, Story Structure, and Writing Tools with Jonathan Small of the Write About Now podcast
Created on purpose and easy to learn, Esperanto will amaze you. Once you learn the origin of "fall," you'll look at trees in a whole new way.
Grammar Girl #723. Tips for Fact Checking. Why We Use the Term 'Watershed Moment.'
Have you ever wondered why the British say "maths" and "in hospital" and Americans say "math" and "in the hospital"? We have some answers. Also, we look at why the most common verbs tend to be irregular.
Alan wonders what to think about his co-workers "solutioning" problems. Also, we investigate whether you should tell people "It is I" or "It is me."
We think there are better ways to talk about conditionals (such as "If Squiggly knew the answer...") than to use the vague terms first, second, and third conditionals. Also we look at why people talk about things being "in their wheelhouse."
Why 'Literally' Doesn't Mean 'Literally' Anymore. Video Games for Language Learning.
Writing for speech is different from writing for print. It can be tricky.