language
Who will defiantly urge us to fight Covid on the beaches?
To boldly go where many infinitive splitters have gone before
Isn’t it ooh, isn’t it ahh, isn’t it absolutely the Turner Prize
As Sir Harold would say: Do I Make Myself Clear? Why Writing Well Matters
Bord na Gaidhlig: MSPs accuse Scottish Government of failing to avert ‘shambles’
International students demand justice over English language test allegations
It’s a long, and difficult to pronounce, way to Alyth
OH MY WORD: I never had any intention of killing my granny
OH MY WORD: Are children being taught English at school?
It helps if you can spell your own name
OH MY WORD: You and I might be friends . . . depending on your view of the Oxford comma
Oh my word: A lockdown apology that should have paid attention to a lesson from 1980
OH MY WORD: A sign of our times
One day, our lack of straight talking will be the death of us
Failures in translation of Covid guidance costing lives, campaigners say
OH MY WORD: Spelling matters, as any fule kno
OH MY WORD: Any word, any word, any word, is not convincing, not convincing, not convincing
You will inevitably come to a point in life where you complain about semantic change
Is Gaelic really in the ‘last chance saloon’? Two MSPs on warnings it will die out in 10 years
OH MY WORD: What does a butcher’s dog mean to you?
OH MY WORD: I admire scene-setting descriptive sentence but prefer to keep it short
It’s a sweeping statement, but if you are old you’re more likely to be right.
There is only one correct way to organise your cutlery drawer