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It’s very interesting to consider some people add an extra syllable to certain words when speaking.On this week’s edition of “That’s What They Say,” host…

Don’t get too flattered if an admirer calls you unique. In today’s spoken language unique doesn’t mean one of a kind at all. On this week’s edition of…

On this week’s edition of “That’s What They Say,” host Rina Miller and University of Michigan Professor Anne Curzan revisit regional variations in spoken…

For most of us, the Microsoft Word spell checker is a godsend. It helps correct our failed attempt for spelling words like vinaigrette or renaissance.…

The comma may be a very small punctuation mark, but people often have very strong feelings about how it should, and should not be used. On this edition of…

Where are you graduating from? Or are you just graduating? On this edition of "That's What They Say," host Rina Miller and Professor Anne Curzan discuss…

If a gift is "inherently free," isn't it just free? On this edition of "That's What They Say," host Rina Miller and Professor Anne Curzan discuss those…

Maybe you're the type that likes both in conjunction, or perhaps not at all. On this edition of "That's What They Say," host Rina Miller and Professor…

In talking about size, should one use "enormity," or "enormous"? For most of us, these two words used to describe the large scope of a situation seem…

We've all been there: You come across a word in a written text and realize, to your embarrassment, that you haven't a clue how to pronounce it. On this…