If you're keen on using online editing software, but a Grammarly subscription's cost is turning you off a little, check out ...

The team looked at the word across 31 languages, finding that it had universal aspects to how it is spoken and understood.

(Anyone else surprised that J is used less than X and Z?) "The letter E is over 56 times more common than Q in forming individual English words," the OED analysis found. It notes that "there are more ...