Nouns in Spanish have different forms in the singular and plural. Plural masculine and feminine nouns in Spanish end in s. There are some rules to follow to work out how to change the end of a ...

taking the reins of a government he is more determined than ever to bend to his singular will. The newly sworn-in 47th president pulled no punches in his combative inaugural speech, decrying to ...

From his debut feature Eraserhead (1977), Lynch revealed himself as a filmmaker with a unique and singular vision. Describing the film as “a dream of dark and troubling things”, Lynch drew ...

“Don’t end a sentence with a preposition” is one of English grammar’s most infamous rules—but it turns out you don’t actually have to follow it. On this latest episode of The List ...