If you want to give it a try, it’s available in two formats — standard for one-hand typing and wide for two-hand typing — in either English or Korean. There’s a promise of the keyboard working ...

While common and seemingly harmless, the word to eliminate from your vocabulary is “should.” At least when using it with yourself. As psychologist Albert Ellis would humorously put it: “Stop shoulding ...

Google Docs, Grammarly and the Associated Press Stylebook all agree: One space after a period is plenty. So why do I often see two at the end of sentences, whether it’s in a baking recipe, email or ...

A recent headline in Variety, “Trammell Tillman on ‘Severance’ Delays, Coming Out as Gay and Tom Cruise” prompted grammar expert June Casagrande to explore the use of the Oxford comma.

There are four key phrases that experts told HuffPost are prime examples of passive aggression in an office, and you’ve probably used at least one of these. Here’s what they are and what to say ...

A former Amazon employee who taught a business writing course to thousands of fellow employees shares her tips for better email communication.

In TODAY.com's Never Have I Ever series, a psychologist explains how to properly hold space for someone else' emotions.

When someone clearly feels bad about all the waterworks, Auer smiles and says, “Hey, no crying allowed in therapy,” in a way that makes it clear she’s joking. “It usually gets a laugh, and that can ...

In the following words ‘h’ is pronounced and therefore, the article ‘a’ is used:•       A hotel, a hymn, a historical novelSometimes no articles is used before certain nouns and this is called the ...