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Most people have heard of phrasal verbs but have a rather hazy understanding of what they actually are, and how we use them.

English, like most of the world’s languages evolved over time and it incorporates influences from several other languages.

Have you ever wondered why you might see colour spelled as color, or centre as center? Is it spelled or spelt; travelling or traveling?

Which university should I choose if I study in the UK? This is an often asked question and there are many different answers. That’s probably not the initial response you expected!

It is a myth that one is easier or more difficult than the other. The main deciding factor is a personal preference.

"I know reading is a wonderful habit but my child is just 1, he can't read." I have heard so many parents say. Of course, your child may not be able to read yet, but you can read to him.

A pangram sentence is a sentence that has all the 26 letters of the Alphabet. Isn't that interesting!

Of course English is just like any other language but it is also a language that is widely spoken all over the world. Sometimes English might seem a little tricky.

Ever thought to yourself - Why do people make such a big deal out of a language? Yes, indeed English has evolved to be an important part of the world now.

Communication is a necessity. The world is no more a place where knowing more than one language makes you a special person. Today people across the globe know a minimum of two languages, mostly one being English.