The word who is generally used for people and not things. Can the word whose, a form of the word who
Usually the word who is only used (as a relative pronoun) for people. Things are usually referred to
Some teachers tell their students that animals should be referred to as "it" and "tha
Often Hong Kong teachers make their students learn a fake grammar rule that says: One can never use
In British English, surgeons, at least male ones, use the title Mr and not Dr, although this distinc
This week I'll discuss the most common title for a man, Mr. Last week I discussed the most commo
My next topic is common titles. The most common titles for a woman are Mrs, Miss or Ms. The most com
There is a story about language that is often repeated. It claims that Eskimos, the native people in
This week I will cover two very old Latin symbols used in English. Today they are standard English.
