The Genius of William Shakespeare and How He Revolutionised the English Language

There's no two ways about it, William Shakespeare was a master with words, and used language to create vivid effects with words.  His prose was so strong that he could illustrate a story by evoking emotions through pictures.

How William Tyndale's Bible Changed the English Language

Before William Tyndale, if you were fortunate you may have had access to John Wycliffe's outlawed version of the Holy Scriptures.  Which was written in Latin Vulgate and would have read like this:

In principio creavit Deus caelum et terram. Terra autem erat inanis et vacua et tenebrae errant super faciem abyssi, et spiritus Dei ferebatur super aquas. Dixitque Deus: Fiat lux. Et facta est lux.

The Structure of the English Language: Punctuation

There's more to a sentence than just words, there are those funny looking marks that are required every now and then to make a sentence make sense.  They're called punctuation marks, and it turns out are taken for granted 99% of the time.

The Utilisation of the English Language: Technology and the English Language

From the inception of the internet the English language has been evolving.  From AI chatbots to social media slang it's pretty clear to see that the language has been shaped by our devices, smartphones and laptops.

The Utilisation of the English Language: Riddles, the Playful Side of the English Language

Riddles are carefully thought out poems that act like a puzzle, and are usually expressed in allegorical or metaphorical ways.  Requiring meticulous thinking to answer the conundrum. 

A List of Language Variations

Linguists categorise varieties of language, some refer to rules and word usage, vocabulary or others refer to the way a language has adapted culturally.  All terms cover differences in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar.