Politics of Grammar

Politics of Grammar

NIGERIA DAILY: How I Almost Lost My Child Due To Lack Of A Blood Donor – Mother

Download Here The agony of losing a loved one due to lack of a blood donor could have a devastating effect and dire consequences. This has led to peop

Gunmen set Secretariat on fire in Soludo’s LGA

Gunmen have burnt down the secretariat in Aguata Local Government Area  of  Anambra State, where Governor Charles Soludo hails from.

Unique British English phrases only people in the UK understand (III)

Continued from last week “Pants”: Rubbish; trash; garbage. “That is pants.” “Par”: A “par” breaches social and common courtesy, e.g., a disrespe

Unique British English phrases only people in the UK understand (II)

Continued from last week “Cream crackered”: Cockney rhyming slang for “knackered,” if you’re “cream crackered” then you’re incredibly tired. A “

Unique British English phrases only people in the UK understand

Although British English is the “mother” that birthed all varieties of English, not every British English expression is standard and universally under