Level A1. Focus on object pronouns in simple everyday sentences.
How pea was created by mistake
Pea began as pease. When speakers treated pease like a plural, they created a new singular form: pea.
What palindromes are, with simple examples
Palindromes read the same forward and backward. Learn how they work in words, numbers, and phrases, with quick examples.
Flammable and inflammable: why both words mean the same thing
Flammable and inflammable both mean easy to catch fire. Here is why they match, and why many safety labels now prefer flammable.
Apron, a word boundary mistake that stuck
Apron began as napron. When “a napron” was reheard as “an apron”, the word boundary shifted and the newer form became standard.
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