However, if you want to be grammatically correct, remove the word from your lexicon and simply say “converse.” Many people ...

Companies must adopt solutions that supplement the model’s predictions with human-driven inputs in three key areas: purpose, ...

The grammar checker in Word accurately detects and suggests fixes for basic grammar errors, like subject-verb disagreements ...

The series was titled: “How grievance splintered American sports.” The use of the word of grievance in these instances is ...

Another commonly misused phrase that makes even smart people look uneducated is “one in the same.” The correct version is ...

In American English, grammar experts prefer "toward" over "towards," along with "backward," "forward" and "afterward," though ...

I am looking forward to seeing you next week." And so I have to make sure that it's going to be grammatically correct. The first sentence has a verb and a subject and so the verb is 'want' and the ...

A Sanskrit grammatical problem which has perplexed scholars since the 5th Century BC has been solved by a University of Cambridge PhD student. Rishi Rajpopat, 27, decoded a rule taught by Panini ...

Questions tested if participants could determine whether a sentence written in English, such as: "Yesterday John wanted to won the race," was grammatically correct. Users were asked their age and ...

This is a challenging time for grocery-store brands. For example, last month, McKinsey published a report on 18 “arenas of ...

La Cucaracha (AMS) confesses to having faced lead time, but Alcaraz did a nice job of predicting where we’d be at this stage.

The grammar-and-spelling bit was about surrendering to an established and easily understood way of doing things that eschewed ...