Do you know how to use “as…as” correctly in English? In this lesson, we break down one of the most common comparison structures with simple examples. You’ll learn how to use it with adjectives, ...

With the launch of Visual Search in Final Cut Pro 12, the ability to find a clip simply based on what’s in the shot has ...

Many of us oldsters remember being taught in school that there are eight parts of speech, but I find that, when I try to remember what I was taught, I usually come up with nine.  When I look at ...

Have you ever seen something so awkward that you had to step away, turn off the video or scroll past it? Or maybe you stuck around and laughed at the video, mocking the person within it alongside ...

On the surface, one can see why the myth persists that collectivism is warm and happy. Psychology research has long verified the commonsense idea that we need other people. Indeed, the desire to fit ...

Brumal, an adjective derived from the Latin for winter, describes wintry conditions like cold, short days, and frost.

Word of the Day: Over 2 million English words exist, yet “sartorial meaning” is trending in Google search this year. Readers want clear answers. Sartorial means related to clothing, tailoring, and ...

Are they entitled to a reference? The answer, in law, is no. An employer is generally under no obligation to provide a reference, glowing or otherwise. Many organizations, guided by risk-averse ...

A workshop delved into language teacher identity and how reflecting on it can make English for speakers of other languages ...

Chertock, the Oakland-based artist who makes music as Maria BC, remembers first encountering Marissa Nadler’s music about a decade ago, when Bury Your Name was released. In a newsletter post ...