Not only is the English language one of the most complex languages on the planet it is also one of the most verbose, awkward, and contradictory. That being said here are the five most commonly misspelled expressions in the English Language.

How teaching is useless, unless you can learn from the student.

The English language is rich in idioms. Students should learn more of them in order to not place themselves at a disadvantage in their reading and in discussions and debates. Here is a list of idioms to literally satisfy your “intellectual appetite”.

Some thoughts on the utility of phrasal verbs.

List of idioms with imaginary places.

Idioms with historical and biblical places. Get to know them.

How can idioms and expressions be learned?

As we get ready for family time at Thanksgiving, I wanted to wish everyone a happy, health holiday and share some of my childhood memories with a little humor.

Have you ever wondered where the idioms we use come from? We hear them often and even use them ourselves but how did they originate? Like, “Old Goat.” Why are people with less than desirable dispositions referred to as old goats when they reach a certain stage in life? And, “Old Fart” this one always alluded me, until I stood behind.

Many foreigners want to lose their accent, but their problem is often quite different.