English Language Learning

The word “split” can be used as a verb, a noun, and an adjective. As a verb, it means to divide or break something into parts or divide two or more people. As a noun, it refers to a tear

You are walking down the street one day and happen to meet an old, good friend. “It’s great to see you again!” your old friend says with excitement. “It’s been about a year! What have you been up to lately?”

Have you ever needed to say sorry for a mistake or accident that you made? Maybe it feels too formal to declare, “I would like to apologize for any inconvenience my actions may have caused,” but you still want to

What is the difference between “cringy” and “cringey?” Though “cringy” and “cringey” both derive from the same root word (“cringe”), both seem to be used online and in writing. However, is there a correct term to use, and if so,

There is some debate over whether the correct plural of monkey is “monkeys” or “monkies.” This is due to the often recited rule “change y to i and add ies,” which your teacher may have drilled into you over the

“Hope all is well” or “hope all is well with you” are common phrases to express care for someone. You may have seen this phrase in an email or heard it spoken in conversation. “Hope all is well” may also