FDA Approves Privately Developed Schizophrenia Drug in a Win for the Free Market

The FDA has approved a groundbreaking new antipsychotic drug for schizophrenia, the first of its kind in decades, providing hope for the 1.8 percent of the U.S. adult population affected…

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Create Your Own Dictionary – The Linguist on Language

When learning a new language, some learners prefer dictionaries. They read them, treasure them, and strive to find the best possible dictionary. Some even like monolingual dictionaries, which explain the…

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Don’t Try to Memorize Vocabulary in a New Language

Words, acquiring words, that is the core task in language learning. Over the years, I’ve seen all kinds of theories on mastering new words, because learning words is such a…

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How Long to Get to a Conversational Level?

Conversation implies a two-way exchange of language. Therefore, reaching a conversational level implies quite a high level of comprehension of the language so that we can understand what is being…

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Learn English vocabulary – Vegetables

In this lesson, you will learn the English words for 30 different vegetables. Some vegetables have both British English and American English names. asparagus artichoke broccoli cabbage red cabbage cauliflower…

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The Whole Enchilada!

Image by Jessica Vargas from Pixabay Have you ever noticed how many idioms, sayings, and similes are about foods? I have gathered some here (not all of them for sure).…

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Fear of Food????

Image by Ryan McGuire from Pixabay There is a phobia for just about everything. Here are some that might help out your diet! Acerophobia- Fear of sourness – no Sour…

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Please Don’t Say That!

Image by philm1310 from Pixabay Addressing common grammar mistakes is important for clear communication. While some errors persist, such as confusion between "less" and "fewer," others, like the misuse of…

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Read Anything Good Lately?

Image by Pexels from Pixabay I have recently started to read multiple books at a time, something I never used to do. I typically read one novel and one nonfiction…

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Biden Admin Officials Meet With Israeli Officials Virtually Ahead of Likely Rafah Invasion

U.S. and Israeli officials held a virtual meeting on April 1 to discuss Israel's potential invasion of the Gazan city of Rafah. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed the…

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Mustn’t Have Done and Couldn’t Have Done

A reader has requested a post on the distinction between “mustn’t have + past participle” and “couldn’t have + past participle.” The reader provides the following examples: a) Ahmed failed…

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“Meaningless Buzzwords”?

A political commentator, who shall remain unnamed, claims that five specific terms are "meaningless buzzwords." This assertion led me to consult my language references to determine if my understanding of…

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The Many Meanings of “Groom” and “Grooming”

Once considered harmless and practical words—groom, groomed, and grooming—are now often used to evoke anxiety and fear in parents. Professionals who work with words should consider calming some of the…

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How to make learning vocabulary easier

If you often find learning vocabulary to be a challenge and end up giving up, this article is for you. It provides thirteen practical tips for improving your knowledge of…

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How to make listening to English easier

When it comes to listening in another language, the key to learning is understanding. The more you understand, the more you can learn. So, don't be afraid to take steps…

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How to use English songs with your child

Children have a natural love for songs, and introducing them to English songs at a young age can help them enjoy listening, singing, and learning English. Here are six key…

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