“Can I sneak by?” Taylor Mali, a poet, asked the people sitting on an aisle as he slid past them toward a seat in the center of their row. “You may,” one of them answered. Mr. Mali sighed ...

In this episode of The Flatmates, the guide uses 'would' plus a base verb (infinitive without 'to') to talk about repeated actions and habits in the past. The use of 'would' means that these ...

The perfect tense is made up of two parts. The first part is often the verb avoir ‎- ‎to have and the second part is the past participle.‎ For example, j'ai mangé un sandwich - I have eaten ...

They were attending the first New York screening of "Rebel With a Clause," a new documentary about a woman who set up a "grammar table" in all 50 states for passersby to stop and ask her about ...