Many have heard the proverb, “Good things come to those who wait.” But who are these mysterious people who wait? Is it one person or many? Does “who” refer to a singular person or many...

If you have ever ordered anything online or have been expecting a delivery, you will probably be familiar with the term “business days.” Companies often used this phrase to indicate how long...

“Although” and “but” are both conjunctions, which are words that we use to glue sentences and ideas together.  We specifically use these two to show a contrast or difference between...

English is a beautiful language, filled with many quirks and eccentricities. Understanding the different rules and complexities increases the ability of the language and allows for more descriptive...

Because the word “rather” can serve as an adverb, conjunction, or preposition in a sentence, the rules about when to use a comma with it may seem frighteningly complex. For instance, can you use...

Human nature can be inspiring — how we can face immense hardships and still come out stronger. The phrase we'll examine sums that up so well, and we use it most often to describe how people carry...