LANGUAGE

First, you have to understand the difference between England and Britain (and the UK, while we’re at it).

Double dog dares were around long before Flick resisted one in ‘A Christmas Story.’ But where did dogs come in?

The singular form of 'they' has been endorsed by writers like Jane Austen and William Shakespeare.

Punctuation can be a headache, even when it's just inside a name. Here are eight brand names with problems caused by those important little marks.

The literal meaning of ‘sic’ is ‘so’ or ‘thus.’ But the way writers use it is a little more nuanced.

Don't be largiloquent but limited, lest you look like a classic lack-Latin.

'Burnt' and 'burned' are both acceptable, but they serve different purposes.