I am a professor of literature in the English Department at a private university near Seoul, South Korea. I have been teaching abroad most of my life, which has led to a specialty in Korean literature (and more broadly, Asian) literature.
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This is a blog about language—word and phrase origins, grammar and punctuation, writing tips, language use, misuse and abuse, as well as words in general. Brought to you by an expatriate instructor of English. It is concerned with mainly English, as well as the way English interacts with other languages.
As a follow-up to my post on songbirds learning grammar, comes this: ABC interviews chimps. Interestingly, I once read a National Geographic article (...
After a storm, tornado, hurricane, flood, etc., bureaucrats assess damages. Speakers of English assess damage. After a flood, one bureaucrat was quote...
An article says a certain state normally has so many millions of dollars each year to disperse to law enforcement. Unless officials plan to toss bills...
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