UK businesses have been warned that a new feature introduced by Facebook, to allow the editing of posts which have already been published, could undermine
While school kids across the country struggle to learn French, Spanish, German and many other foreign languages, it is widely admitted that English is the
The Oxford English Dictionary now defines the incorrect use of the word ‘literally’, though it has seemingly gone unnoticed, until now. The traditional definition in
According to recently published observations, the grammar used by Britain’s shopkeepers could well be getting worse. In a light-hearted take on a decline in standards,
We all realise that celebrities know how to exploit Twitter and, in many cases, they could probably teach companies how to optimise their own news
Grammatical mistakes on Twitter and other social news feeds are fast becoming something of legend. As much as many of them are hilarious, they can
Poor grammar is being blamed for falling standards in actors delivering their lines, according to leading actress Imogen Stubbs and a leading figure at the
A new grammar and spelling test has arrived in English primary schools. It is thought by many to be a response to a perceived drop
A new survey by a provider of international English courses has revealed that most learners do not think that text speak is detrimental to their
