Let's not forget the power of the complete sentence and the humble predicate verb — the "motor" of a good sentence An analysis out of Washington suggests that some top military brass have had it with ...

The verb 'prefer' is accompanied by the preposition 'to' when it carries the meaning of 'like' in a comparative sense. Ideally, the preposition is positioned in-between the comparative elements in the ...

If anyone has ever scolded you for responding "I'm good" to "how are you?" — they're wrong. The myth — that you should really say "I'm well" — relies on the idea that modifying a verb requires an ...