grammar-and-usage

Nowadays describes the present time and is used to mark current relevance, contrasts, or changes. It commonly appears in both spoken and written English to signal that a situati...

Morirse and morir both translate to to die , but morirse is the reflexive form and implies a subjective, often sudden, or emotionally marked death. Morir is neutral and used for...

The words when is used combine a question word and a verb to ask about the time or condition under which something happens or is employed. This phrase often appears in both ever...

Use too to mean either also or excessively , and place it at the end of a clause or sentence for most natural flow. This evergreen explainer clarifies when each sense applies, h...