That's What They Say Anne Curzan, Rebecca Kruth

In regard to the use of “in regards to,” there has been some serious criticism, even though many people say it and write it.

If we talk about a brand-new brand, both of those brands go back to fire.

When you have a language podcast, you come across a lot of usages that make you think, “I would never say that.” A little research and a few contextual examples later, you might just change your mind.

When we’re talking about a small book for teaching children to read, or really any short book that introduces a topic, there are two competing pronunciations of the word for that book.

One jury is made up of multiple people, so when we talk about a jury, we could have the verb agree with the singularity of the noun’s grammar or the plurality of the noun’s meaning.

The places one haunts are often not haunted, if "haunted" means there are ghosts or spirits there.