The Corner of the Language: Twenty-One Women, Twenty-One Pages…
The article discusses the grammatical rule of apocope in Spanish numerals, particularly focusing on the numeral 'one' and its form concerning masculine and feminine nouns.
Anders Svensson: "Bigger than me" is just as good as "Bigger than I"
Language expert Anders Svensson argues that the grammatical distinction between 'bigger than me' and 'bigger than I' is arbitrary and reflects outdated language rules taught to generations of students.
Highway danger: Oyo students beg FERMA for speed breakers
Students from Baptist Secondary Grammar School in Oyo State are urging the government to install speed breakers due to safety concerns on a busy road.
Language Tip. To Someone or to A Cat?
A language article discusses the correct placement of the suffix '-gi' or '-ki' in Estonian words, providing useful examples and tips for clarity.
Third Kent school confirms student diagnosed with meningitis
A Year 13 pupil at Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in Kent has been hospitalized with meningitis, marking the third case among schools in Kent following reports from two others.
Schoolgirl who died from meningitis remembered as 'kind and thoughtful'
Juliette, a Year 13 student at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, tragically died from meningitis amid an outbreak in the Canterbury area that has claimed two lives.
The corner of the language: ‘Aposta’ and ‘apuesta’, their use depends on the context
The article discusses the correct usage of the Spanish words 'aposta' and 'apuesta', emphasizing that their selection depends heavily on context.
Lagos concludes CAF school event in Badagry
The Lagos State Football Association successfully completed the first phase of a CAF-supported school football development program in Badagry, benefitting Badagry Grammar School.
Grammar in the Correct Spelling Language: Am I Listening to a Speech or a Speech?
The article discusses the correct grammatical case for the Estonian word 'kõne' (speech) in preparation for an upcoming e-spelling quiz.
Students are struggling today in the mother tongue matriculation exam – Test how well you master grammar
Finnish students are facing challenges in their mother tongue matriculation exams this week, with various tests assessing their language skills.
Ten prepositional errors you should avoid (1)
The article discusses common prepositional errors in English, emphasizing the correct use of 'on' and 'in' for various vehicles.
When Politics Interferes with Grammar
The article discusses how political discourse impacts language, especially in terms of gender visibility.
Interactive Map: How Many Children Enrolled in 'Your' Four-Year Grammar School and How Many Places Are Available
Interest in four-year grammar schools in Czechia remains steady with 25,054 applicants this year, showing little change from last year's figures.
Map: How many competitors will your child have for admission to eight-year grammar schools and how many places are available
Interest in eight-year grammar schools is slowly declining, with this year's applications down slightly from last year's figures.
Could you pass the S2 test? Take a quiz that might surprise you – surprisingly few get all 12 correct
A quiz designed to test knowledge of Finnish grammar presents challenges even to native speakers, showcasing the complexities of learning Finnish as a second language.
Milena from BBB makes a mistake with crase and misses the leader's party; do you also get confused? Take the QUIZ
Milena, a participant in Big Brother Brasil 26, missed a party due to a common grammatical error with crase, prompting a quiz for readers.
Queen Camilla supporting unlikely pop duo in song for kids who won't read
Queen Camilla is backing a new song featuring DJ AG and MC Grammar to encourage children to read more, in light of declining literacy rates.
A Masterpiece K-Fantasy Musical ‘Dreaming the Dream’ Crafted with the Grammar of Classical Tragedy
The musical ‘Dreaming the Dream’ presents a compelling blend of classical tragedy and Korean aesthetics, opening in Seoul after 24 years since its debut.
Uses of Words: How to Use the Word 'as'
This article discusses the versatile word 'como' in Spanish and its various usages in language.
Bottle Water or Bottled Water?
The article discusses the correct usage of the terms 'bottled water' and 'bottle water,' noting that the incorrect version is more commonly used.
'YouTube Grammar' and Journalism [Journalism Accountability Office]
The BBC has announced a strategic partnership with YouTube to enhance viewer accessibility to its content and invest in the creation of YouTube-exclusive programs.
The Corner of Language: I Grip the Glasses, You Grip the Jug
The article discusses the irregular conjugation of the verb 'asir' in Spanish, highlighting its usage and grammatical nuances.
The grammar of terror: The Soludo solution
This article discusses recent security incidents in Nigeria, highlighting the contrasting responses from different state governors regarding abductions and the ending of a sit-at-home order.
FACIAL OF THE WEEK ⟩ Recognition for the researcher of the future of the Estonian language
Linguist and emeritus professor Helle Metslang received a national research award for her studies on how the future is expressed in the Estonian language, highlighting its evolving grammatical category.
NAPTIP enlists schoolchildren in anti-trafficking campaign
The Director General of NAPTIP emphasized the involvement of schoolchildren in combating child trafficking during a sensitization event at Kobape Grammar School.
Two [Language Life]
The article discusses the grammatical nuances of plurality in language, focusing on the Korean language's use of the suffix '-들' for pluralization compared to singular and dual forms found in other languages.
Grammar Trap. Three Hidden Cases of the Estonian Language
The article discusses the complexities of noun cases in the Estonian language, highlighting lesser-known case forms that pose challenges for learners.
Yejide old girls celebrate alma mater’s 70th anniversary
Alumnae of Yejide Girls Grammar School gathered to mark the school's 70th anniversary with a thanksgiving service in Ibadan, celebrating their academic achievements and shared experiences.
Venezuela and the New Grammar of Power
The article discusses the complexities of U.S. operations in Venezuela, arguing that historical analogies are insufficient and emphasizing the imbalance of power in international relations.